Coronial findings and recommendations

CORONIAL LAW – Death in a police operation; adequacy of response to domestic violence incident; direction and detention pursuant to s 89A of the Crimes (Domestic and Personal Violence) Act 2007; non-compliance with requirement for police to wear

CORONIAL LAW – death in custody, cause and manner of death

CORONIAL LAW – Self-inflicted death; death in involuntary mental health care; psychiatric care; consideration of mental health care, and treatment provided by Hospital; search policy in inpatient mental health care; frequency of observation care

CORONIAL LAW – long term missing person – whether missing person is deceased – whether findings with regards to identity, date, place, cause, and manner of death can be made – nature and adequacy of police investigation – circumstances of

CORONIAL LAW – unexplained disappearance and whether missing person is now deceased, date and place, cause and manner of death

CORONIAL LAW- Kambo frog -death following application of frog poison - unnecessary death - vulnerable person- delay in getting help - Triple O call

CORONIAL LAW – death due to complications of methylamphetamine use; death of a person on supervised parole; wrap around support for parolees with complex needs

CORONIAL LAW- death of a man in police custody did police take appropriate steps to obtain medical .assistance - would earlier medical assistance have improved prospects for survival.

CORONIAL LAW – Death in custody; acute cocaine toxicity, first aid by police; adequacy of NSW Police first aid training; CPR: NSW Police access to automatic external defibrillators (AEDs)

CORONIAL LAW – death in custody, cause and manner of death, risk assessment, psychiatric assessment, mental health review, self-inflicted death, cell architecture, Metropolitan Remand andamp; Reception Centre, Risk Intervention Team management, Mental