sustained a concussion, a nasal bone fracture, closed craniocerebral trauma, a rupture of the eardrum, and haematomas on the left arm, left ilium bone and left forearm which had been caused by a hard, blunt

in intracranial hypertension and posttraumatic stress disorder, chronic bronchitis, chronic two-sided pyelonephritis, right-side neeruoctosis, asthenoneurotic syndrome, hypochromic anaemia, numerous blunt

Suspected fracture of the right jaw; right eye bloodshot and swollen; -     [illegible] scratch on the right thigh 20 cm long – the injury inflicted with a blunt object.

According to the expert, those injuries had been caused by no fewer than thirteen blows of a hard blunt object and no earlier than seven days before the examination. 18.

forensic medical examination bureau and a traumatologist), multiple haematomas on the applicant’s chest and back recorded by the ambulance doctor on 21 January 2005 had been caused by multiple blows from a blunt

    With reference to the injuries sustained by the second applicant the prosecutor described numerous bruises and haematomas, and concluded that they had been caused by a hard blunt object.

The forensic examination of [the applicant] revealed one bruise on the upper one-third portion of the outward side of his left thigh; the bruise was caused by a blunt object (it is impossible to make more

The expert did not exclude the possibility that the applicant’s injuries had been caused on 4   July 2013 and concluded that the injuries had originated from impact with a hard, blunt object or objects

Those injuries, assessed as insignificant, had resulted from “contact with blunt objects” at the time indicated by the second applicant. 22.

It was concluded that this had been caused by a blunt, hard object while he was still alive and was not directly linked to the cause of the death. 14 .

Due to “sudden personal hostility” the applicant had struck the victim at the nape with an unidentified blunt, hard object and had then cut his throat with an unidentified sharp object.

The blows were [inflicted] with a hard, blunt object.” 19.

    The above-mentioned injuries were caused by a hard blunt object(s).

He stated that the injuries had been probably inflicted by a blunt object such as a hand or a tool and that no special treatment had been necessary for the applicant's recovery.

    A system that stripped all convicted prisoners of the right to vote for as long as they were serving their sentence was not a “blunt instrument” ( Hirst (no.

These injuries had been inflicted by blunt objects shortly before death or when he was dying.

According to a forensic report dated 15 April 2011, there was an abrasion on the applicant’s left calf caused by blunt object, which could have been inflicted on 2 April 2011.

He observed that the injury had likely been inflicted with a blunt object at most 24 hours prior to the examination.

The medical report stated that: “The [applicant’s] injuries were inflicted by blows with blunt objects with a limited surface area (au fost cauzate în rezultatul acţiunii traumatice de un corp contondent