A convict T.C. who had been transferred from the Institution N2 of the Penitentiary Department to the Tskhakaia National Medical Centre on January 26, 2014 at 10:20 died two days later on January 28, 2014 at 04:30. According the medical documentation the patient was transferred by an ambulance. According to the information provided by the medical staff of the ambulance the patient had been vomiting blood. The review of the medical records also reveals that the patient had been dismissed from the Hospital of Infectious Diseases on January 25, 2014. According to the medical documentation the patient was posthumously diagnosed with chronic Hepatitis C, liver cirrhosis, liver insufficiency, hepatic coma, gastroduodenal bleeding, acute respiratory insufficiency, hypovolemic shock, artificial lung ventilation, cardiac arrest. According to the forensic report N000481714 by the Natinoal Forensics Bureau, the death of T.C. was caused by anemia of the internal organs induced by esophageal varices resulted from liver cirrhosis. The examination of the body revealed the following injuries inflicted before death: a scar on the cheek to the right and in the area of the upper lip (central and to the left), extravasations in the area above the left eyebrow, on the outer surface of the left shoulder (mid third) and outer surface of the right shoulder (mid third) induced by a blunt object(s) long before the death. The injuries are qualified as light and could not have caused death. T.C. also had scars on the outer surface of the left thigh in the upper, mid and lower thirds, on the front surface of the left thigh in the lower and mid thirds, on the front surface of the left thigh in the mid third and on the front surface of the left knee joint extending to the front surface of the left shin’s upper third. The following diagnosis is indicated in T.C’s forensic report: chronic Hepatitis C with extensive inflammatory infiltrations and presence of necrotic strains, multiple rigid connective tissues with the formation of false lobes, liver cirrhosis and esophageal varices. The examination of the body revealed the presence of 0.4 cm fraction on the enlarged vein in the third part of the esophagus with dark reddish extravasations in the esophageal mucosae, internal bleeding with blackish blood congelation of up to 2500 ml in the stomach, masses of black in the lumens of the small and large intestines, anemia of internal organs, ascites (presence of peritoneal liquids), presence of pleural liquids in both cavities of up to 100 ml, post hemorrhage anemia, atherosclerotic coronary sclerosis, myophibriosis, aortal atherosclerosis. Psychotropic substance Diazepam and painkiller Lidocaine, also Norketamine were found in the blood sample of the deceased. R.C. A convict R.C died in a cell of the Institution N2 of the Penitentiary Department at about 5:20 PM on March 8, 2014. A record made by a doctor on shift, reveals that R.C. had pulsation on the carotid arteries, the skin was pale and the body temperature low. The doctor performed an indirect cardiac massage but to no avail. 122 NATIONAL PREVENTIVE MECHANISM OF GEORGIA