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Rättsmedicinrä is a term that appears to be a misspelling or a very niche, perhaps archaic, term. The most likely intended term is "rättsmedicin," which translates from Swedish to "forensic medicine." Forensic medicine is the application of medical knowledge to legal matters, particularly in the investigation of crime. It bridges the gap between medicine and law, providing expert opinions and evidence that can be crucial in criminal and civil proceedings.

Forensic medical examiners, often doctors with specialized training, conduct autopsies to determine the cause and manner of death, especially in cases of unexplained, violent, or suspicious fatalities. They also examine living victims of assault or abuse to document injuries and collect evidence. Furthermore, forensic medicine encompasses various sub-disciplines such as toxicology, which analyzes bodily fluids for the presence of drugs or poisons, and odontology, which uses dental records for identification. The findings of forensic medical professionals are presented in court to assist judges and juries in reaching verdicts. Without further context or clarification, "rättsmedicinrä" is not a recognized term in standard forensic or legal dictionaries.