defense wound造句

• McGowan said Armitage died without defense wounds, killed by someone he had known and trusted.
• Oregon State's defense wound up forcing six Harrington turnovers.
• Defense wounds may be classified as active or passive.
• She had self-defense wounds on her hands.
• Self-defense wounds were found on her hands.
• In addition, Brown sustained numerous other stab wounds to her neck and scalp, and defense wounds to her hands.
• He was determined to have been conscious at the time he was killed and had attempted to resist his killer, as he had self-defense wounds noted.
• After the prosecution and defense wound up their arguments, the judge said he would give his verdict in the case against Sam Bith on Dec . 23.
• In forensic pathology the presence of defense wounds is highly indicative of homicide and also proves that the victim was, at least initially, conscious and able to offer some resistance during the attack.
• An autopsy showed Downing suffered more than 70 stab wounds, at least 40 to her chest, one deep wound to her back and several defense wounds as she struggled for her life, Reilly said.
• A victim of a knife attack, for example, would receive active defense wounds from grasping at the knife's blade, and passive defense wounds on the back of the hand if it was raised up to protect the face.
• A victim of a knife attack, for example, would receive active defense wounds from grasping at the knife's blade, and passive defense wounds on the back of the hand if it was raised up to protect the face.
• Contrary to Flores'testimony at the 2009 hearing, the medical examiner told jurors the gunshot probably would have incapacitated Alexander; given his extensive defense wounds, including stab marks and slashes to his hands, arms and legs, it was not likely the shot came first.