Sentence examples for public inquest from inspiring English sources

Dungay's death has been referred to the NSW coroner for a public inquest.

After a public inquest in late August and early September, Dr. Wecht ruled that Brandy's death had been a homicide.

The immediate response from security sources was that after a lengthy and public inquest, the SAS action had been vindicated.

The move prompted John T. Chisholm, the district attorney, to request that a special prosecutor lead a public inquest re-examining the case.

Word of a public inquest could well end the thaw, however, particularly since the coroner, Mr. Reid, offered support for a "preliminary view that there should be further investigations into the wider circumstances" surrounding Mr. Litvinenko's death.

The Guardian said that "the public and media are faced with a situation where a public inquest into a death may have large amounts of highly relevant evidence excluded from consideration by the inquest.

Another clause, allowing the government considerable leeway to restrict public inquests, was also jettisoned.Quite a retreat, then, but civil libertarians should not assume that the government has wholeheartedly converted to their cause.

An advocate to act on behalf of bereaved families to support them at public inquests and inquiries.

A senior police officer asked whether injuries to Ian Tomlinson could have been caused by a baton, four days before a video showing him being struck down by an officer at the G20 protest was made public, an inquest has heard.

Other sources include coroners/procurators fiscal or pathologists, local supervising authority midwifery officers, members of the public, and inquest reports from the media.

Death was caused by hanging, according to details of a postmortem examination that were made public when the inquest was first opened 12 months ago.