Sentence examples for in inquest from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bravo's one day in custody is documented in rare detail in inquest records.

Families have had to jump through hoops to get legal aid in inquest cases.

Ms Tsirlina said Mrs Litvinenko did not think that in inquest alone was enough and added: "With just an inquest it will be reduced to a forensic case only".

Those of us involved in inquest work know only too well how frustrated juries often feel at only being allowed to answer the questions put to them, but of course the jury in an inquest is not allowed to reach decisions which result in people being sent to prison.

Twenty-eight of these deaths returned an open verdict in inquest.

In inquest into the deaths of seven Indigenous students in the city, five of whom were found in the water, found that in four cases, the causes of death were "undetermined".

The evidence is slowly emerging: in inquests; in academic research; in the stories of bereaved families; in suicide notes; in freedom-of-information responses; and now in a PFD report.

The headlines on the Justice and Security Bill suggest a massive government climb-down on secrecy in inquests.

The hospital has also been criticised in inquests and ombudsman's reports, and in one case - that of Kyle Flack - was prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive.

When testimony was being given in the inquest in February, Australian observers noted a change in the nation's attitude toward the dingo.

I've waited a week to see whether any members of the pontificating classes take any further interest in the inquest held in Milton Keynes last Friday.