The doctor noted that the bruises had been caused by a blunt object 24 to 48 hours prior to the examination. She considered that the injuries rendered the applicant unfit for work for three days.

According to the expert, those injuries were minor, and they had been caused by blunt solid objects three to five days before the examination. 7.

According to the report, the initial diagnosis of a closed cerebral injury had not been confirmed and the bruises could have “resulted either from a beating with a hard blunt object(s) or from falling

2006 (bruises on the face, torso, right shoulder and both hips, as well as abrasions of the left superciliary arch), could have been received by the applicant as a result of repeated impacts of a hard blunt

    The expert concluded that the applicant’s injuries had been caused by the impact of a hard, blunt object, between one and three days before the examination.

The bruises were sustained as a result of application of blow impact force of blunt solid object (objects) or as a result of a blow against such [objects]; the date of infliction is up to three days before

    E’s death certificate indicated that he had suffered from “ beatings with a hard, bruising, blunt object ” which led to his death as a result of “ cerebral haemorrhage and epidural haematoma

The expert concluded that the injuries could have been inflicted by a blunt object between one and three days before the examination. 16.

15   August 2008 the applicant’s state of health deteriorated significantly and he was taken to a hospital, where he was examined by doctors who noted that he had a closed head injury, multiple blunt

State Children Pout-Patient Clinic no. 16 of Volgograd (brain concussion); Forensic medical expert report no. 5400 of 18/12/2017 (bruise to the right zygomatic region, could have been caused by a solid blunt

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#xa0; All the injuries were caused while Mr   Shchiborshch was alive, shortly before his admittance to hospital: -     the craniocerebral trauma was caused by multiple blows with hard blunt

Some of the injuries in question could have been inflicted with a knife, blade or other cutting instrument, while the others could have been a result of blows by blunt hard objects.

Deep cuts around his wrists and general bruising from blunt solid objects were observed but the report remained inconclusive about when and exactly how those injuries had occurred.

The injuries had been inflicted by blunt objects; they could have been sustained on 5 May 2000. On 16 May 2005 the applicant was given access to the lawyer.

The medical expert concluded that these injuries had been caused by blunt objects, possibly fists and legs, about four-six days before the examination.

The expert stated that the injuries could have been caused by blunt objects three or four days before the examination. 1.

Following the medical examination the expert issued a report concluding that the first applicant suffered from bruising on both arms and an abrasion to his right arm which had been inflicted by blunt objects

On the same date the applicant was examined by a forensic expert who concluded that his injury, originally a scratch on his left forearm, had been inflicted by a blunt, hard object.