Romanian Journal Of Legal Medcine

期刊介绍：

he Romanian Journal of Legal Medicine aims to restore a long standing tradition that began in 1884 when Professor Alexandru Sutzu (1837-1919) established his ephemeral "Journal of Psychiatry and Legal Medicine". In 1936, Professor Nicolae Minovici (1868-1941) founded the Legal Medicine Association and published the"Journal of Legal Medicine" that can be considered the first forensic periodical of academic quality in Romania. The journal mirrored the achievements of the "Minovici School" of forensic medicine until 1940, when, during the Second World War, it came to an abrupt end. In 1961, the "Documentary Bulletin for Judicial Medicine and Criminalistics" was published by Professor Ioan Moraru (1927-1989); although with a limited circulation, the Journal survived 10 years,becoming a tribune that established a professional link between Romanian forensic experts. In 1971, the Bulletin suffered more than a cosmetic transformation, changing its title to: "Problems of Legal Medicine and Criminalistics" and improving both its graphic quality and scientific standards. The last years of the communist regime were marked by the 1985 demolition of the Bucharest Institute of Legal Medicine, built in 1892 under the supervision of the founder of the modern Romanian medico-legal system, Professor Mina Minovici (1858-1933). The publication of the journal was once again discontinued. A promising new era had begun for us, and the rejuvenated Romanian Journal ofLegal Medicine, reestablished in 1993, can be looked upon as asymbol of our tradition, hopes and ideals.