Sentence examples for an inquest which from inspiring English sources

There had been an inquest which exonerated Mrs. Thompson.

Hellish conditions endured by British soldiers in Iraq were revealed during an inquest which opened today into the death of Private Jason Smith, 32, who died of heatstroke in 2003.

A jury of five women and six men are hearing an inquest which is looking at the planning of the police raid and how the events of that day contributed to her death.

An inquest, which the family hope will be held before a jury, will take place.

An inquest, which opened on 8 January 2008, heard that the death was not thought to be suspicious but should be "subject to further investigation".

Legal experts said a new inquest, which could follow a government appeal to the High Court, could lead to compensation payments to the families, and potentially even criminal charges against some of the police officers involved.

Surrey Coroner Richard Travers ordered a further hearing to discuss Prof Simmonds' findings in November ahead of a full inquest which will begin no earlier than next February.

Unanswered questions over the death of Cheryl James and failings by the original inquest have prompted a new inquest which began at Surrey Coroner's Court in Woking last week.

They know that they could be waiting for up to two years for a coronial inquest, which often leads to little.

She worked with the Hackney Community Defence Association and helped to set up an organisation called Inquest, which campaigns for more openness from coroners.

Moreover, my probationary status became permanent after demonstration of competency in the role of an expert witness during a mock coroner?s inquest, which was determined by a variety of managers and a member of the director?s office.