Sentences with phrase «inquest called»

Recommendation 8.4 of the South Australian Coronial Inquest called for the continuation of Avgas (aviation fuel) under the Comgas scheme as a successful harm minimisation strategy.

Provincial Court Judge Timothy Preston will hear testimony over the next several months in the Inquest called under... [more]

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Relatives of 48 young people who died in the 1981 Stardust disaster are calling for a new inquest into their deaths.

Supporters launched their own successful boycott of the newspaper and there have been growing calls for the club to join a wider campaign, after the inquests into the deaths found last April that the 96 people were unlawfully killed.

The Association for Improvements in the Maternity Services, AIMSIreland call for compulsory inquests following any maternal death in Ireland

Labour backbencher Steve Rotherham called for the original inquest, which concluded on the advice of its pathologist that it need not consider what occurred after 15:15 on the day, to be quashed.

On 27 April 2016, the day after the Hillsborough inquest verdict that found the 96 Hillsborough deaths had occurred as a result of unlawful killing, Burnham made a powerful speech to the House of Commons calling for those responsible to be held to account.

Some examples of this propaganda include the FT piece titled «Labour's disappointing England poll results put brakes on «momentum» `, the Times article headlined «MPs call for inquest as Corbyn fails election test» and the Guardian's line that «Labour failed to dent the Tories».

Foreign secretary Margaret Beckett has called for the inquest into the «friendly fire» death of a British soldier in Iraq to be completed as soon as possible, as a cockpit video of the attack was made public.

The inquest was called in 2011 under the provisions of Manitoba's Fatality Inquiries Act to:

Laura, who was called to the Bar in 2009, has extensive experience dealing with inquests, having acted for both...

The Coroner called an inquest the same day, and subpoenaed Sheppard.

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) is calling on the government to make clear in its «charter for bereaved people» that families can seek legal advice for an inquest.

«Hillsborough law»: Shadow Home Secretary Andy Burnham called on the government to adopt a «Hillsborough law» to ensure that bereaved families have equivalent legal funding as the police to make their case at inquests, as reported by the BBC and the Guardian.

That decision sparked a two - week protest by Black Lives Matter outside police headquarters in Toronto, calling for the release of the report and demanding an inquest into Mr. Loku's death.

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association is part of a broad - based coalition led by Across Boundaries calling for the implementation of the Andrew Loku Inquest recommendations.

I am called upon to provide expert evidence in the most complex and serious of criminal cases (murders, major terrorist incidents, rape, assaults, drug seizures, Coroners inquests, high value insurance claims, HSE prosecutions of companies, repatriations from Syria etc.), and I have also contributed scientific evidence to several major public enquiries.

The firm's expertise runs the full gamut of defendant clinical negligence matters, and it can call on dedicated advisory and inquest teams to advise on areas involving abuse and psychiatric injury and CQC regulation and enforcement.

The Chief Coroner, Peter Thornton QC, used an interview with The Guardian to call for legal aid to be provided to bereaved families at inquests where public bodies are involved, while Louise Brookes, whose brother died at Hillsborough, urged the government to guarantee legal aid for the families of the Birmingham bomb victims.

The controversy and speculation surrounding the so - called «Diana Inquest» has inevitably meant that this particular inquest has been compelled to examine a significant amount of material, documentary anInquest» has inevitably meant that this particular inquest has been compelled to examine a significant amount of material, documentary aninquest has been compelled to examine a significant amount of material, documentary and oral.

Laura, who was called to the Bar in 2009, has extensive experience dealing with inquests, having acted for both interested parties and families.