Coronial findings and recommendations

CORONIAL LAW – death from drug overdose of a person in correctional centre – was supervision of inmates adequate – was emergency response appropriate – question of recommendations.

CORONIAL LAW - death in New South Wales Police Force custody, cause and manner of death, medical assessment of person in custody, charge room and custody management standard operating procedures

CORONIAL LAW - death in custody - mandatory inquest - cardiac health - diabetes - sleep apnoea -whether medical care adequately managed in custody - cell placement

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

CORONIAL LAW - Dog attack on Collingwood Beach, Vincentia, NSW

CORONIAL LAW–unascertained manner of death-cause of death strychnine toxicity-open finding on manner of death

CORONIAL LAW – Death as a result of fall from a height – manner of death – appropriateness of police response.

CORONIAL LAW – death in custody, natural causes, HPNFs, record keeping, communication between correctional officers and nursing staff

CORONIAL LAW - death in custody, cause and manner of death, ischaemic bowel, death during COVID-19 outbreak at Junee Correctional Centre, adequacy of care, adequacy of response to medical emergency

CORONIAL LAW – diagnosis of mental health condition – psychotic depression / depression with psychotic features – care and treatment provided during admission at Nolan House including adequacy of risk assessments, observations, and treatment