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The Federal Justice Department's Office
of Juvenile Justice and Deliquency Program (OJJDP) has place
an extremely useful document on the WEB: Recognizing
When a Child's Injury or Illness Is Caused by Abuse.
The document title suggests that the material might only be useful
in child abuse cases. However, the information has much general
applicability when dealing with all sorts of investigations under
the IM Bulletin. For example, the section on bruises contains
much useful information on such topics as: the dating of bruises;
bruise configurations; natural bruising. That material applies
to injuries that any victim might suffer.
The following is the Table of Contents,
with links to each topic.
Foreword
Overview
Could
This Be Child Abuse?
Repetitive
Accidents
Cutaneous
(Skin) Injuries
Bruises
Burns
Poisoning
Head
Injuries
Eye
Injuries
Internal
Injuries
Sudden
Infant Death Syndrome
Contributing
Authors
Supplemental
Reading
Organizations
Additional
Resources
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