Visum comes from the Latin, its singular form is "visa". "visum" or "visa" means a sign of seeing or seeing which means the signing of evidence about everything that is found, approved and validated. "Repertum" means reporting which means what has been obtained from the doctor's examination of the victim.

Visum et repertum is a written statement made by a doctor at the request of a written (official) investigator regarding a medical examination of a human being, whether living or dead or parts of the human body, in the form of findings and interpretations, under oath and for the benefit of the judiciary.

Visum et repertum for living people, this type is distinguished in:

Visum et repertum for the dead (corpse).

Visum et repertum at the crime scene.

Visum et repertum excavating bodies.

Visum et repertum psychiatry.

Visum et repertum evidence.

1. Examination at the scene of this case

2. Examination of injured victims by forensic experts is intended to find out:

1. . Standard provisions in the preparation of post mortem studies

2. Parties involved in forensic service activities :

3. Stages in making post mortem et repertum :

1. Pro Justitia, at the top, to fulfill juridical requirements, substitute stamp duty.

2. Visum et Repertum, states the type and evidence or substitute for evidence

3. Introduction, contains the identity of the physician who produces the post mortem et repertum, the identity of the request for post mortem et repertum, the time and place

4. News coverage, or the results of an examination, contains everything that is seen and found on the evidence examined by a doctor

5. Conclusion, contains the essence of the coverage or results of the examination

6. Closing, which contains the statement that the post mortem report was made on the oath of the doctor and according to the best and true knowledge

1. The role of the post mortem in the disclosure of criminal acts is to ascertain the cause of death from a criminal offense, because without visum et repertum it would be difficult to determine the cause of death of a person

2. In deciding the criminal offense the judge is bound to the post mortem report to determine the cause of the crime.