What are the seven parts of a legal instrument that materializes evidence and produces and perpetuates the proof of the corpus delicti, integrating...

What are the seven parts of a legal instrument that materializes evidence and produces and perpetuates the proof of the corpus delicti, integrating it into the inquiry or process as an indication?

The legal instrument is called a laudo when typed by the expert and auto when dictated to a clerk.
Its legal nature is an instrument that materializes evidence, producing and perpetuating the proof of the corpus delicti, integrating it into the inquiry or process as an indication.
It consists of seven parts: preambulo, quesitos, histórico, descrição, discussão, conclusões e respostas aos quesitos.
The preambulo identifies the experts and the person being examined, the requesting authority, the nature of the expertise, the location, the date, and the time the examination was performed.
The histórico narrates the dynamics of the event that appears in the authority's request and the victim's statement in cases of bodily injury.
The descrição translates everything that was observed by the expert, characterizing the visum et repertum (seen and referred).
In the discussion, the experts seek elements of causality and temporality, scientifically opining on the facts, drawing a value judgment on what is scientifically proven.
In the conclusion, the object of the expertise and scientific definition of what is proposed is pointed out, especially regarding the diagnosis.
Finally, the answers to the official and other supplementary questions that the authority deems necessary.