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Forensische Untersuchungen zur Suchtgenese

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Handbuch gerichtliche Medizin 2

Zusammenfassung

In der Bundesrepublik Deutschland gelten derzeit ca. 2,5–4 Mio. Menschen als alkohol-, ca. 120 000 Menschen als drogen- und etwa 1,5 Mio. als medikamentenabhängig. Ein Großteil der Abhängigen gerät suchtbedingt in Konflikt mit dem Gesetz; über die juristische Aufarbeitung der Rechtsverstöße ist das Fach Rechtsmedizin in vielfältiger Weise mit den Problemen Süchtiger konfrontiert. Nur am Rande seien typische rechtsmedizinische Aufgaben erwähnt: Nachweis von Alkohol, Drogen und Medikamenten in verschiedenen biologischen Matrizes, z. B. zur Beurteilung der Fahrtüchtigkeit oder zur Beurteilung der tatzeitrelevanten psychophysischen Beeinträchtigung und Schuldfähigkeit oder zur Kontrolle der Abstinenz im Rahmen der Resozialisation.

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Musshoff, E., Schmidt, P., Madea, B. (2003). Forensische Untersuchungen zur Suchtgenese. In: Madea, B., Brinkmann, B. (eds) Handbuch gerichtliche Medizin 2. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55866-5_4

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