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Coroners Court New South Wales
Coronial findings and recommendations
To access a finding not listed here, please make application (DOC, 62.0 KB) to the Court. In some inquests recommendations are made to Ministers and Government and non-government agencies.
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner LeeCORONIAL LAW – cause and manner of death, homicide, mandatory inquest
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RecommendedDecision of State Coroner O'SullivanCORONIAL LAW - missing person, dementia, search and rescue
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner LeeCORONIAL LAW - death in custody, cause and manner of death
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner RyanCORONIAL LAW - mandatory inquest - death of a person in custody - what was cause of death - was care and treatment provided by Justice Health and Corrective Services NSW adequate.
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner GrahameCORONIAL LAW – Death in custody; Death of ATSI man; ischaemic heart disease; Buvidal; Aboriginal Health Workers at Junee Correctional Centre
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner GrahameCORONIAL LAW – manner of death – involuntary patient – consideration of medical care, mental health care, and treatment provided by Hospital – assessments undertaken as to whether the deceased was a mentally ill person or mentally disordered
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner LeeCORONIAL LAW – cause and manner of death, unidentified human remains, New South Wales Police Force Fingerprint Operations, fingerprint impressions and examination, National Automated Fingerprint Identification System, Modified Henry Classification
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner GrahameCORONIAL LAW – missing person, LANDSAR search, risks for aged care residents with dementia
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner KennedyCORONIAL LAW – Cause and manner of death, death in custody, mental health, Justice Health waitlists, PAS, complying with patient waitlist timeframes, access to medical practitioners in custody
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner ForbesCORONIAL LAW-First Nations death in custody-adequacy of treatment and care-RIT discharge summary documentation-cell placement after a RIT-follow up after RIT-RIT model-notifying nominated cares of a serious self harm of an inmate-culturally safe and
Last updated:
05 Apr 2023
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