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CORONIAL LAW – First Nations Death – police investigation – Barkindji woman – intimate partner violence – suicide or homicide – adequacy of support services in
CORONIAL LAW – death as a result of a New South Wales Police Force operation, critical incident, use of lethal force by police, discharge of firearm, deploymen
CORONIAL LAW - death in custody, cause and manner of death
CORONIAL LAW – death in custody, manner of death, inmate patient with history of skin cancer, skin cancer checks in custody, diagnosis of melanoma, timeliness
CORONIAL LAW – infant death – 8 weeks old - unascertained cause of death - unexplained injuries – insufficient evidence to make a finding on manner or cause of
CORONIAL LAW - Time of death; cause of death, manner of death, delayed treatment.
CORONIAL LAW – death in custody, manner of death, intentionally self-inflicted death, Junee Correctional Centre, access by inmates to mental healthcare service
CORONIAL LAW – missing person—police investigation—limited searches due to late report to police—sign of life checks
CORONIAL LAW – Gunshot wound to the head, “manner of death”, open finding
CORONIAL LAW unascertained manner and cause, unreliable admissions made by partner
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