Sentence examples for recent inquest from inspiring English sources
What emerged at the recent inquest into his death was that Dunner was a cocaine addict.
The most recent inquest, in 1995, returned an open verdict, infuriating Lindy and Michael Chamberlain, who were both convicted in relation to Azaria's death.
She died before the vindication of the Liverpool fans at the recent inquest and the revelation of the truth she had known for so long.
One recent inquest, into the 2008 deaths from a Taliban bomb of four Special Forces soldiers, made a finding of "unlawful killing," directed not at the Taliban but at the Defense Ministry.
He said he wanted potential witnesses to take courage from the recent inquest into the death of teenager Jessie James, 15, which was halted when new witnesses came forward in the year-old Manchester murder investigation.
It is also two years since the preventable death of 18-year-old Connor Sparrowhawk, who drowned in a Southern Health trust unit in Oxfordshire; a recent inquest found neglect contributed to his death.
Students who have come to the Tricycle have been inspired to write their own plays from public hearings, including the recent inquests into the London 7/7 bombings.
Elkan Abrahamson, a lawyer for 20 of the Hillsborough families at the recent inquests, believes a wider inquiry into the ethics of South Yorkshire Police will also be necessary.
That a culture of secrecy currently pervades the use of force on detainees is illustrated by UK Border Agency's recent rejection of Inquest's freedom of information request for an unredacted copy of the guidance on the use of force provided to escorting contractors.
The home office confirmed after the recent finding by an inquest jury that Mark Duggan had been killed lawfully by police that it was considering reforms to stop-and-search powers.
The Georgia Straight reports that 24.3percentt of federal prisoners spent time there; that's 850 people in segregation every day, and BC is launching an inquest into three recent deaths in solitary.
