Coronial findings and recommendations

CORONIAL LAW – cause and manner of death, time of death, conduct of postmortem examinations in fire-related deaths, carboxyhaemoglobin concentration, Forensic Pathology Code of Practice, National Fire Protection Association 921 Guide for Fire and

CORONIAL LAW - Death of person in course of police operation - mandatory inquest - ss 23 and 27 Coronerand#39;s Act - Whether applicable New South Wales Police Force Policies and Procedures were followed - Response of involved officers - Overview of

CORONIAL LAW - manner and circumstances of death - death by fire - whether fire deliberately lit - fire doors propped open - fire safety measures in public housing blocks

Coronial Law, cause and manner of death, natural causes, death in lawful custody, aged care.

Coronial Law - death in custody, mandatory inquest, manner of death

Coronial Law - whether missing person now deceased, date and place of death, cause and manner of death, missing persons investigations, Unsolved Homicide Team, Missing Persons Standard Operating Procedures

Coronial Law - death in custody, mandatory inquest, manner of death

Coronial Law - death by hanging of an involuntary inpatient, assessment of risk for self-harm, decision to discharge, nature and quality of nursing observations

Coronial Law - cause and manner of death, care and treatment post hysteroscopy, pulmonary embolism

Coronial law, unascertained cause of death, pre-surgical anaesthetic assessment, analgesia, post surgical nursing observations