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Should this Death be Reported to the Coroner?
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Articles written by Andrew Tiedt Criminal Lawyer |
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SHOULD THIS DEATH BE REPORTED TO THE CORONER?
A person who believes that a death is one where an Inquest can be held, must report this death to a police officer or to a Coroner.
A family member can also ask the Police to report a death to the Coroner.
For further information about when an Inquest can be held, please go to When can an Inquest be held?
If you would like some free advice about whether a death is reportable, please contact Andrew Tiedt of Armstrong Legal on
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It is most important that you understand that each criminal case is different. While the material in these articles is intended to be relevant to the majority of cases, it may not apply to every case.
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