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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 Magistrate Derek LeeCORONIAL LAW; deep vein thrombosis; pulmonary embolism; preoperative assessment; venous thromboembolism prophylaxis; venous thromboembolism risk assessment; oral and maxillofacial surgery
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RecommendedDecision of State Coroner Magistrate Teresa O’SullivanCORONIAL LAW – Cause and manner of death Death in custody – Parklea Correctional Centre – Ruptured Cerebral Artery Aneurysm – Subarachnoid Haemorrhage – Failure by correctional officers to respond to emergency “knock up” calls
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner Magistrate Harriet GrahameDownload. Inquest into the death of GA. CORONIAL LAW. Inquest into the death of GA. PDF File (132.3 KB). Was this content useful? Yes. No. We will use your rating to help improve the site. What did you like about it? (required). --Please select--. I
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RecommendedDecision of State Coroner Magistrate Teresa O’SullivanCORONIAL LAW – Cause and manner of death – Methylamphetamine intoxication, s.23 Coroners Act, police shooting.
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RecommendedDecision of State Coroner, Magistrate Teresa O’SullivanCORONIAL LAW – manner of death – apparent homicide
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RecommendedDecision of State Coroner Magistrate Teresa O’SullivanCORONIAL LAW – death in custody, natural causes.
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner E.TruscottCoronial Law-Cause and manner of death-unsolved homicide
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner Magistrate Carmel ForbesCORONIAL LAW – natural causes death in custody
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RecommendedDecision of State Coroner Magistrate Teresa O’SullivanCORONIAL LAW – manner and cause of death – MDMA intoxication – restraint – physiological stress
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner Magistrate Harriet GrahameCORONIAL LAW – search for missing person, subsequent discovery of remains
Last updated:
05 Apr 2023
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