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Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology

The document outlines the history of forensic medicine and crime laboratories in the Philippines from 1858 to present day. It traces the earliest teachings of forensic medicine in the late 1800s and establishment of the first crime laboratory by the U.S. Army in 1899. Key events include the creation of the Bureau of Government Laboratories in 1901 to perform biological and chemical analysis, and the current existence of two main crime laboratories, one under the Philippine National Police and one under the National Bureau of Investigation.

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Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology

The document outlines the history of forensic medicine and crime laboratories in the Philippines from 1858 to present day. It traces the earliest teachings of forensic medicine in the late 1800s and establishment of the first crime laboratory by the U.S. Army in 1899. Key events include the creation of the Bureau of Government Laboratories in 1901 to perform biological and chemical analysis, and the current existence of two main crime laboratories, one under the Philippine National Police and one under the National Bureau of Investigation.

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Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology

History of Forensic Medicine , Forensic Chemistry and Crime Laboratory

1858

 First Medical Textbook printed


 Dr. Rafael Genard y Mas-Chief Army Physician
 “Manuel de Medicina Domestica ”

1871

 Teaching of Forensic Medicine

March 31,1876

 Creation of position of “Medico Titulares”


a. Public Sanitation
b. Medico – Legal Aid
 Royal Decree no.188 of the king of spain

December 15,1884

 The duty of mineral waters of Luzon


 Gen. Joaquin Jovellar
 Anacleto del Rosario – Chemist

September 13,1887

 Laboratorio Municipal de Manila

Analysis of :

a. Food
b. Water
c. Public Health and Legal Medicine
d. Specimens

1894

 Teaching of Forensic Medicine

1895

 Medico-legal laboratory
 City of Manila
 Provinces

1898

 Spanish forensic medicine system was preserved.


1899

 First Crime Laboratory by U.S Army


 Lt. R.P. Strong

1901

 Act. No. 157.37 and 308


 The Philippine Legislature maintained the pre-existing medico-legal system in full
force in the Administrative code.

July 1,1901

 Bureau of Government Laboratories (BGL) was created


a. Biological and Chemical analysis
b. Reproduction of vaccines and sera
 Act. No. 156
 Dr. Paul C. Freer

1919

 Universities of the Philippines created the Department of Legal Medicine and Ethics.
 Dr. Sixto de Los Angeles as the chief.

January 10, 1992

 Head of the Department of Legal Medicine and Ethic became the Chief of the
Medico-legal Department of the Philippine General.

March 10, 1992

 Philippine Legislature enacted Act. No. 1043 which became incorporated in the
Administrative Code as Section 2465

December 10, 1937

 Commonwealth Act. No. 181

March 3, 1939

 Department of Legal Medicine of the College of Medicine, University of the


Philippines was abolished.

1945

 Creation of the Criminal Investigation Laboratory

June 1947

 Republic Act. No. 157 , creating the Bureau of Investigation was passed.

June 18, 1949

 Republic Act No. 409 was later amended by Republic Act No. 1934
December 23, 1975

 Presidential Decree No. 856 was promulgated.

AT PRESENT

Two (2) distinct crime laboratory in the Philippines;

a. Philippine National Police Crime Laboratory


b. Forensic Chemistry division of the National Bureau of Investigation.

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