Until the English Bill of Rights in 1689, cruel and unusual punishment
was a staple of most countries’ system of criminal justice. In fact,
torturous interrogation and execution often resembled an industry, with
inventors vying for their new and disturbing method of torture to rise
above the rest. Luckily, torture methods such as death by boiling and
flaying are largely a thing of the past throughout most of the world,
and medical billers and coders can feel fortunate that there are no
codes for brazen bull and breaking wheel victims. However, torture
still exists in a large portion of the world, even where you least
expect it…
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| Source: Medical Billing and Coding. (2010). 10 things to know about torture. Retrieved November 02, 2011 from http://www.medicalbillingandcoding.org/10-things-to-know-about-torture/ |
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