Coronial findings
To access a finding not listed here, please make application (DOC , 61.5 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 - manner of death
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner RyanCORONIAL LAW – death of inmate at Long Bay Hospital – natural causes death – care and treatment appropriate.
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner ForbesCORONIAL LAW-manner and cause of death-whether a 000 call related to a life-threatening situation-appropriateness of police response to the 000 call
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner O'NeilCORONIAL LAW - missing persons - no suspicious circumstances
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner GrahameCoronial Law, missing person, LANDSAR search
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner RyanCORONIAL LAW – death of a person in custody – lethal overdose of methylamphetamine – adequacy of emergency medical response – how did deceased person get access to methylamphetamine – recommendations
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner RyanCORONIAL LAW – death of a person in custody – lethal overdose of methylamphetamine – adequacy of emergency medical response – how did deceased person get access to methylamphetamine – recommendations
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner GrahameCORONIAL LAW, death by gunshot wounds, unsolved homicide
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner D. LeeCORONIAL LAW – whether missing person now deceased, date and place of death, cause and manner of death, allocation of officer-in-charge if investigation, delays in NSWPF investigation, collection and preservation of evidence in a timely
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RecommendedDecision of Deputy State Coroner O'NeilCORONIAL LAW – death in custody – natural causes