Coronial findings and recommendations

CORONIAL LAW-death in custody- mandatory inquest-adequacy of treatment and care-opportunity for family to raise concerns about the welfare of inmates and patients while they are in custody-telephone calls by inmate to protected person in Apprehend

CORONIAL LAW – Cause and manner of death, death in custody, intentional self-inflicted injury, care and treatment, mental health considerations, concerns of threats in custody, transfer of prisoners who have received threats.

CORONIAL LAW – Missing persons, witnessed fall into the ocean, police search, less than 6 months since reported missing,

CORONIAL LAW - mental health, involuntary patient, escorted leave, conditions of leave

CORONIAL LAW - cause and manner of death, aviation fatality, de Havilland Canada DHC-2, Jerusalem Bay, Sydney Seaplanes, Airag Aviation Services, floatplane, engine exhaust system, magneto access panels, magneto cooling tubes, firewall breach,

CORONIAL LAW - disappearance of a person - is the person deceased - if so can cause and manner of death be established - was the person suffering a psychiatric condition or disorder - was the NSW Police Force investigation adequate - did officers of

CORONIAL LAW – cause and manner of death, cardiomyopathy, myocarditis, recognition of clinically deteriorating paediatric patient, vital signs observations, Between the Flags, escalation of care, x-ray interpretation, pulmonary consolidation,

CORONIAL LAW – death in custody, natural causes

CORONIAL LAW – missing woman – suspicious circumstances – charges laid by Police

Coronial law, intimate partner suicide/homicide