Compare And Contrast The Four Classifications Of Death

There are four main classifications of death: natural, accident, suicide, and homicide. There also are two other classifications of death: undetermined and pending. These classifications are used when a pathologist/medical examiner is examining the deceased. In some cases, it is easy to determine the cause and manner of death, but there have been cases ruled as undetermined or pending (waiting on evidence results). There have been cases the cause and manner of death is ruled a suicide when it was truly a homicide vice versa. In this paper I will also tell the difference of cause or death and the manner of death. There are many factors that come into play when determining the manner of death. To determine this, you need to know the why, what,
I could also incorporate how they affect others. I plan to explain who is would mostly die from each classification. For example, older people and people that are sick will most likely die because of natural things. And people that under a lot of depression or stress will most likely commit suicide. I will also give examples of each classification. I chose this topic, not only because it interests me, but because no everyone understands the different manners of death. This topic interest me because there are a million ways to die, but they put them into four classifications: natural, accident, suicide, and homicide. I believe this topic is important because it is factual, and everyone should what they are and the difference between them even though they are self-explanatory. People should also know what makes these manners of death contradict one another. People should also know what you need to make a case in order to know what the manner of death is. I plan to start working on my rough draft January 26 and be finished with the 500-word rough draft by January 31 before class. I will try my best to work every night diligently on writing this