The phrase "coroner about" is not a grammatically correct or complete sentence.
It is possible that it could be part of a longer sentence, such as "The police are speaking to the coroner about the cause of death," but it would need to be paired with other words and punctuation to form a complete thought. Here is an example of how the phrase could potentially be used in a sentence: "The coroner about to release his report on the deceased's toxicology results." In this instance, "coroner" is the subject, "about" is a preposition indicating the object of the preposition (the release of the report), and the other words in the sentence provide additional context.
Barnett said if the family approached the coroner about it, she might reconsider.
At 14, I fancied myself as an equine dentist; two years previously I'd tested my parents' nerve touting a career as a coroner about family parties.
I told Mike to call me if he came up with any sexy clues and I beat it down to the morgue to ask Sam Dogstatter, our coroner, about poison.
Two months later, his dad Jason Wright said he has not heard from the local health board about a possible investigation or from the local coroner about an inquest.
"Having this conversation face-to-face is absolutely the right thing to do and we will of course continue to provide whatever support we can when the family arrive in the UK and once they have returned home". Ms Copley said officers had been liaising with the coroner about returning Mr Bidve's body to his family.
VICE first reached out to the BC Coroner about overdoses in recovery homes in June 2016.
No wonder the county coroner talks about the Zombie Apocalypse.
The next witnesses must be upfront with coroner Ian Gray about where those gaps were most acute.
Batty grew increasingly distressed through the morning as she was pressed by counsel assisting the coroner, Rachel Ellyard, about what she expected child protection officers to do.
Richard Horwell QC, for Scotland Yard, pointed out that Mishcon never contacted the coroner himself about the note, and neither had anyone else who had been at the meeting or the members of Diana's family who knew about it.
At the point when the coroner was about to dispense with an inquest altogether, when the IPCC had declined to take over the investigation and when the pathologist had produced a report without being informed of the police contact, Chris La Jaunie's now famous footage of the assault by PC Simon Harwood on Ian was released by the Guardian.
