Sentences with word «inquest»

Alasdair Henderson in inquest into death of Sarah Mulenga and the failure of paramedics attending her - May 2013

I also have significant experience as an advocate, representing families at inquests in clinical negligence matters and after trauma accidents.

We have wide experience of coronial law, appearing in inquests as well as claims for judicial review of coroners» decisions.

HJA held its popular annual festive quiz in aid of INQUEST on Thursday 1st December.

The measures, contained in Pt 6 of the Counter-Terrorism Bill, also allow for inquests into terrorist - related deaths, which may involve the use of sensitive and specialist information, to go ahead without a public presence.

In December, a coroner's inquest jury ruled her death a homicide.

Ian Doney, 51, met women on an online dating site for singles looking to travel abroad, and ended up starving himself and selling his belongings in order to afford their payment demands, a recent inquest heard.

The siblings of the late Senator Isiaka Adeleke, Dr. Deji Adeleke; Mrs. Dupe Adeleke - Sani and Dele on Wednesday shunned the Coroner inquest ordered by Governor Rauf Aregbesola to probe the cause of death of the politician.

Dr Billings suspended the current chief constable David Crompton following the outcome of Hillsborough inquests last week, where a jury ruled the 96 victims of the stadium crush were «unlawfully killed».

Attestation to be done by the SHO of the concerned Police Station) or Attested copy of the Police Inquest Report (If death due to accident or unnatural cause.

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.

In a televised, three - day inquest before a packed school gymnasium, Gerber interrogated Sheppard about the intimacies of his marriage.

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».

An extraordinary third coronial inquest into the 1988 death of Scott Johnson has found the young mathematician died as a result of a gay hate crime Don't Hate Me Because I'm Not Dating Other Black Men Apparently, as a black man, I owe it to myself and to black men everywhere to date inside my race only.

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.

A new inquest into Ashley Smith's death began in September 2012 and concluded in December 2013 with a surprise verdict of homicide.

It was opened as the result of inquest by Lord Richard Attenborough in the 1990's in to how much access to arts disabled people have.

Sarah Price regularly handles clinical negligence claims which follow on from inquests and regulatory matters.

For example, we were a party to the Ashley Smith Inquest which examined the use and oversight of solitary confinement, and we continue to conduct research related to segregation.

The allegations of possible foul play in his death; the violence and attacks on individuals by miscreants who claimed to be followers of the late senator; the controversies over the autopsy and the hullaballoo over the Coroner's Inquest which was ordered by the state government, have all conspired to ensure that the attention of watchers of political events are not diverted from the issues of the death, the suspicion and the controversies.

The family of Private Cheryl James, 18, who was found with gunshot wounds, has been granted permission by the attorney general, Dominic Grieve, to seek a fresh inquest at the high court.

Deputy Chief Constable Dawn Copley, who was appointed acting chief constable of South Yorkshire Police after the suspension of David Crompton following the Hillsborough inquest findings, has «offered to step back to her substantive role» while another temporary chief constable is sought, South Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner said.

Julian also acts in other matters relating to criminal justice more broadly, including inquests into the death of prisoners, challenges to prison categorisations and complex criminal appeals.

David Evans QC has very wide experience in high profile inquests in the Coroner's Court including medical, military, air, rail and marine accidents and cases involving highly technical engineering failures.

The original inquest into the death of Geoff Gray, a young soldier from Deepcut, lasted but half a day.

Prosecutions, Appeals, and Inquests When litigation arises or becomes necessary, we provide experienced and successful advocates able to skilfully litigate the case in a manner that keeps your best interests in mind.

Research Skills: Insurance fraud investigators are adept at conducting inquests to discover discrepancies in insurance claims

With the outcome of both the autopsy ordered by the Adeleke family and the Coroners Inquest ordered by the state government, it was clear why Adeleke's death should not be traced to any other source other than complications arising from self - medication and overdose.

Gary Will appears as counsel for a family during a Coroner's Inquest arising out of the death of a young girl who had been prescribed the drug, Paxil, when she was 17 years old.

Today, almost 25 years later, a new inquest began in Warrington, Cheshire, 19 miles west of Liverpool.

The RCIADIC concluded that reform of the coronial inquest system in each State and Territory was essential in order to properly identify the reasons for Indigenous deaths in custody and to avoid preventable deaths in the future.

She has also attended inquests and disciplinary hearings at both the General Medical Council and the General Dental Council.

After hearing months of evidence, the jury in the Ashley Smith coroner's inquest returned with a verdict of «homicide» and 104 recommendations for the future.

Rachel is also a member of INQUEST Lawyers Group, a national pool of lawyers providing legal representation for bereaved families.

Inquests also feature heavily in his practice, where he acts for families, NHS Trusts and individual doctors.

This verdict brings to a conclusion the longest jury hearing in British legal history, and also vindicates the years - long struggle of the families of the victims and associated campaign groups, who comprehensively and consistently rejected the findings of the first inquest held in 1989.

The first inquests opened shortly after the disaster and concluded nearly two years later, in March 1991.

Mr David has also represented pro bono clients in inquest proceedings through the Royal British Legion and was recently part of the team that secured a significant result for the families of four British servicemen who died in a road traffic collision while on active service in Afghanistan.

He argued that the Coroners Act discriminated against temporary foreign workers on the basis of race, ancestry, place of origin, colour, ethnic origin and citizenship, by excluding them from the mandatory inquest requirement under s. 10 (5) of the Act.

The Hillsborough inquest demonstrated why we need to keep the Human Rights Act, one of the barristers representing the families has said.

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.

Costa says inquests can become a legal performance (the recommendations aren't binding).

The family of Senator Isiaka Adeleke, on Sunday turned down the coroner inquest set up by Osun State Governor, Rauf Aregbesola into the death of the...

His work on inquests goes back many years, with instructions for families and for institutions including HM Prison Service.