[New legislation on expert witnesses in the Slovak Republic]

P Kovác1, S Medved'ová

  • 1Ustav súdneho lekárstva LFUK a FN, Bratislava. peter@kovac.sk

Soudni Lekarstvi
|April 9, 2005
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