ABSTRACT
United States a¤er World War II. Describe the 1954 Model PostMortem Examinations Act and its e§ects in Oregon and the city of Chicago. M
62. Describe the evolution of the forensic morgue and the associated elements of the forensic sciences from the community medical laboratory to the large regional forensic center capable of the autopsy, forensic pathology, toxicology, anthropology, trace evidence, and radiology. How did the forensic morgue arise from the hospital laboratory in terms of leadership, academic personnel, elected o•cials, additional scientists, and forensic scientists? How did anthropology and toxicology merge with forensic pathology? Was there a common political pattern of connection or was the pattern dictated by local conditions?
