Avtor/Urednik		Dolenc, Anton
Naslov		Dolžina zdravljenja (Bolniški stalež) osnova za kazenskopravno klasifikacijo TP?
Prevedeni naslov		The duration of treatment (hospitalisation time) as the basis for a criminal law classification of physical injuries?
Tip		članek
Vir		In: Balažic J, Štefanič B, editors. Ocenjevanje telesnih poškodb. Medicinsko izvedenstvo 96. 2. memorialni sestanek akademika Janeza Milčinskega; 1996 dec 3-4; Ljubljana. Ljubljana: Medicinska fakulteta, Inštitut za sodno medicino,
Leto izdaje		1996
Obseg		str. 67-72
Jezik		slo
Abstrakt		In Slovenia, the duration of treatment is not defined as a factor on the basis of which a physician-expert would classify physical injuries as minor or major. The notion of ability to perform work is also not the same as in Austria and Germany, where it represents the ability to perform professional work, while in Slovenia the ability to perform work covers any kind of work. Since certain European countries classify physical injuries into minor and major ones according to different time spans of treatment, we believe that such a classification also be needed in Slovene criminal law theory and practice. The conventional time period for deciding whether an injury is minor or major should be 30 days, whereafter the injured party is handled as a patient by a health commission which then classifies him as having recovered or extends his sick leave. The classification of physical injuries into minor and major proves the level of a community's regard for an individual's personal integrity.
Deskriptorji		WOUNDS AND INJURIES HOSPITALIZATION LENGTH OF STAY EXPERT TESTIMONY CRIMINAL LAW