Coronial in a sentence

A coroner has urged the review of legislation concerning coronial inquests and apologised to the family of a worker who was crushed to death by a crane for their experience of the justice system.

A Coronial inquiry in 1997 named two persons of interest.

Coronial inquests into the circumstances of someone’s death are not unusual for prisons.

Even afterwards, coronial inquests continued to be held at the hotel, which is also said to be haunted by the ghosts of several people.

It comes as the coronial inquest into Walker's death in Yuendumu is set to resume next week.

A coronial inquest has been slowly dissecting the horrific massacre at the Wieambilla block that killed constables McCrow and Arnold, and the Trains' neighbour Alan Dare.

A coronial inquest held earlier this year determined Ms Devine died sometime between September 6 and 13, 2018 but was unable to determine how she died.

At the centre of the installation is a reflective pool, in the middle of which sits a table stacked with documents - more than 500 piles of papers, mainly from coronial inquests into the deaths of Indigenous Australians in police custody.

In December, a coronial inquest found that Ofsted inspections had “likely contributed” to the death of headteacher Ruth Perry.

Ms Matters' death is now the centre of a coronial investigation which began on Monday, where details of her anorexia struggle were laid bare.

The NT Police Force has come under scrutiny in recent months after evidence of racism was uncovered at a coronial inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker.

The rally marched through the CBD to the David Malcolm Justice Centre the day before the coronial Inquest into Dodd’s death began.

Yet when a coronial inquest began in earnest five months later, the multiple failures of management started to become clearer.

But despite an extensive investigation and a coronial inquest, the case remains unsolved, and no one has ever been charged more than 13 years on from Ms Howell’s murder.

Dungay's family are anguished that a 2019 coronial inquest found none of the five guards who restrained him should face disciplinary actions.

Here the coronial and the colonial merge, creating a dangerous change in direction for both Israelis and Palestinians.

It would prove to be the biggest case of the doctor’s coronial career, and one of the most infamous crimes in Canadian history.

The writers and readers who survive it are looking at a bleak future, which some are already labelling post-Coronial literature.

Communication between police and mental health services relating to an Oamaru man who ''just needed help'' after an incident the day before he died more than four years ago has been questioned at at coronial inquest.

He had been an unconventional pick because of his lack of coronial experience, but resigned owing to personal circumstances and health issues.