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What is medico-legal?


Krystal Oppa

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I have a certificate that says, "not use for medico-legal purpose".

 

I searched it up, and I'm not sure I got what it means.

 

 

Does it just mean it can't be an evidence against me?

 

I really wanna get my PWD ID so I can get discounts (we quite having a hard time rn), but I'm not sure if I can use that cerficate. Med certs are expensive af so... hahahah

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doesnt medico-legal come from medicine + law ?

wait, from yahoo answers

 

A Medical Certificate by a doctor is a document written by a professional whose medical opinion has value.
Apart from giving the medical opinion and cure for the patient's illness, the certificate can (and may) also be produced in court , in support of legal cases.
If the certificate says "Non-Medico Legal purpose", then the doctor wishes merely to give his medical diagnosis, but does not want it to be produced as a legal evidence in court.

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