Article 305 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
An injury shall not be considered mortal, even if the person who received it dies: when the death is the result of a cause prior to the injury and over which the injury has not influenced, or when the injury has been aggravated by subsequent causes, such as the application of positively harmful medicines, unfortunate surgical operations, excesses or imprudences of the patient or of those who surrounded him.