caused by acute myocardial infraction. The examination of the body revealed several small, oval shaped, dark maroon scars with 0.2, 0.1 and 0.3 cm in diameter covered with dry crust in the area of the upper lip, on the projection of the nose-lip wrinkle and next to the chin. The examination did not find any traces of external injuries. The injuries are inflicted by a blunt force trauma from three to four days before death. All the injuries are qualified as light traumas and could not have induced death. The forensic report indicates the following medical diagnosis: chronic cardiac ischemic disease, acute myocardial infraction, atherosclerotic coronary sclerosis, myocardial fibrosis, post-infraction scars in the myocardium, hypertrophy of miocardiocitis, lipodystrophy, aortal atherosclerosis, chronic interstitial pneumonia, chronic bronchitis, and chronic pleuritis with pleural fibrosis, chronic hepatitis, kidney cyst, and kidney glomerular sclerosis. It should be noted that a letter received from the Medical Department of the Ministry of Corrections does not provide any proof that tests and treatment regarding vascular and other diseases indicated in the postmortem report were provided to the convict. Importantly, an intensive care therapist arrived only after an hour to attend to the unconscious patient. R.M. A convict R.M. born in 1983 was transferred to Rustavi Clinics from the Institution N6 of the Penitentiary Department on June 22, 2014. However, R.M. died on the way to the hospital. The medical documentation shows that a medical report was filed on June 13, 2014 after a doctor and a nurse visited the convict in his/her cell. The convict had a cross-section cut on the right lower limb. According to a medical record the patient sustained the injury from hitting the limb against a sink. The convict refused to be examined by a surgeon. According to the report N003186414 by the National Forensic Bureau, the death was called by acute vascular insufficiency inflicted from acute ischemic damage to cardiomyocitis. The body shows straight-edge wound on the internal surface in the mid third of the shin induced by a sharp blade object during lifetime eight to ten days prior to death. These injuries are qualified as light and could not have caused death. The forensic reports indicates the following diagnosis: acute vascular insufficiency, cardiac ischemic disease, acute focal ischemic disease of cardiomyocitis, coronary atherosclerosis, cardioscrelosis, swelling of brain-tunic and the matter; lung TB with the hyperplasia of peribronchial lymph nodes and the mediastinum (A15;2). The blood sample examination confirmed the presence of Diazepam and Clozapine. It is worth noting that a letter received from the Medical Department of the Ministry of Corrections does not indicated that the patient had been administered any tests related to cardiovascular diseases. Also, in spite of the two tests on TB (the last test was administered two days prior to death) the diagnosis of TB was not confirmed. 124 NATIONAL PREVENTIVE MECHANISM OF GEORGIA