Sentence examples for inquests of from inspiring English sources

Not all result in full inquests, of which there were 32,000 in 2015.

Despite the independent panel report in 2012 and the inquests of last April, MacKenzie continues as a columnist and, if Private Eye is to be believed, operates from a large office on the same floor as Rebekah Brooks.

There were suggestions originally that the inquests of the 52 victims could be held at the same time as the inquests into the four bombers – Khan, Tanweer, Hasib Hussain and Germaine Lindsay – but this was abandoned amid objections from the victims' families.

But critics claimed it could lead to closed trials in secret for a broad range of proceedings such as the inquests of British soldiers killed in action or the inquests into the deaths of the 7/7 suicide bombers.

Typically, inquests of deaths in police custody and prisons can take a year to report their findings.

The inquest was conducted on 7 April by the coroner for East Middlesex, Wynne Edwin Baxter, who also conducted inquests on six of the later victims.

An even-handed application of the law would require coroner's reports and inquests on these millions of annual miscarriages.

Except that this country has never known an inquest of this length before.

Deborah Coles, co-director of INQUEST, said: "It took four years for the family to hear the truth at inquest of how Sean died.

No British broadcaster was willing to commission Unlawful Killing, which its director describes as an "inquest of the inquest" about Diana's death.

A jury at the inquest of cornered killer Raoul Moat, who blasted himself in the head with a sawn-off shotgun, has returned a unanimous verdict of suicide.