Article 304 Federal Criminal Code
BOOK TWO · TITLE NINETEENTH. Crimes against life and bodily integrity · CHAPTER II. Homicide
Current text · last reform published in the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF) on 13 March 2026
Whenever the three circumstances of the preceding article are verified, an injury shall be considered mortal, even if it is proven:
I.- That death would have been avoided with timely aid;
II.- That the injury would not have been mortal in another person, and
III.- That it was due to the physical constitution of the victim, or to the circumstances in which the victim received the injury.