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FMGE 2013 — Forensic Medicine

Q: Lynching is a type of:

Homicidal hanging. ***Homicidal hanging*** - **Lynching** is a form of **extrajudicial punishment** carried out by groups, most commonly involving **hanging** as a method of execution. - This act is driven by **prejudice** or group hatred, aligning with the definition of **homicidal intent** rather than self-inflicted harm or accident. *Suicidal hanging* - **Suicidal hanging** is an individual act where a person intentionally ends their own life by suspension. - It lacks the element of **group violence** and **premeditated murder** by others characteristic of lynching. *Judicial hanging* - **Judicial hanging** is a legal method of execution carried out by the state following due process and a court order. - Lynching, in contrast, is an **illegal** act outside the bounds of the legal system, violating established laws. *Accidental hanging* - **Accidental hanging** occurs when a person inadvertently suspends themselves, often during play or an unfortunate incident. - This type of hanging lacks any **malicious intent**, which is a defining characteristic of lynching. [Practice more Forensic Medicine PYQs on OnCourse]

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