Coronial findings and recommendations

CORONIAL LAW – death in custody – manner and cause of death during COVID-19 outbreak at Junee Correctional Centre – adequacy of care

CORONIAL LAW – death of a person reported missing in Katoomba area – can cause of death be established? Can manner of death be established?

CORONIAL LAW – death as a result of a police operation – 23(1)(c) and 27(1)(b) of the Coroners Act 2009 – diagnosis of drug-induced psychosis – diagnosis of substance abuse disorder – methylamphetamine – adequacy of mental health care

CORONIAL LAW – death as a result of fall from height –Queen Victoria Building – acute psychotic illness – adequacy of care and treatment provided by Prince of Wales Hospital – appropriateness of police response to missing person’s report

CORONIAL LAW – disappearance and suspected death of KL - is KL deceased? – if so, can manner and cause of KL’s death be ascertained – was hospital care of an acceptable standard - was it appropriate to discharge KL to a private hospital.

CORONIAL LAW - suicide, catfishing, domestic violence, s61 certificate

CORONIAL LAW – death of a person in Parklea Correctional Centre - can cause of death be established – was nursing and medical care appropriate and adequate.

CORONIAL LAW – circumstances of accident and death – survivability – response by NSWPF to report of person missing – search and rescue – search urgency assessment forms – regulatory and advisory regime relating to backcountry skiing in

CORONIAL LAW – death in Corrective Services NSW custody - whether care and treatment concerns

CORONIAL LAW - homicide- in lawful custody- mandatory inquest - section 23 Coroners Act 2009 - compatibility assessment - appropriateness of shared cell placement of vulnerable inmates