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CORONIAL LAW – death in custody – self-inflicted injury – adequacy of CSNSW’s monitoring – availability of hanging points – assessment and determination of app
CORONIAL LAW - death of a person in a police operation - was proper risk assessment performed - was there appropriate communication between the involved office
Coronial law, cause and manner of death, First Nations Patients, palliative care, death in corrections custody, Justice Health, care and treatment
CORONIAL LAW— mental health issues, police operation, siege, negotiations
Coronial law, cause and manner of death, combat sports, boxing
CORONIAL LAW – cause and manner of death, diagnosis of primary epilepsy, seizure-like episode, methadone toxicity, opioid substitution therapy, unprescribed dr
Coronial law, cause and manner of death, ingestion of methanol, distilling and sale of spirits, organising pneumonia, alcoholic liver disease
Coronial law, person missing presumed deceased, person charged with indictable offence, suspended inquest, resumed inquest, standard of proof, self-inflicted d
CORONIAL LAW – death in hospital toilet, toilet cleaning and inspection systems, toilet alarm technologies, medically supervised injecting centre, naloxone
Coronial law, Self-inflicted death, involuntary admission considerations, risk assessment and suicide predictabilit, the use of Paliperidone, level of care in
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