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1. www.coroner.gouv.qc.caAccueil - Gouvernement du Québec

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   Jul 17, 2024 · Qu'est-ce qu'un coroner? Investigation et enquête publique; Calendrier des enquêtes publiques; Signaler un décès; Répertoire des coroners; Rapports et recommandations; Délai de production d'un rapport de coroner; Demander un rapport de coroner; Annexes à un rapport de coroner; Recommandations; Répertoire des recommandations; Recrutement

2. www2.gov.bc.ca › gov › contentCoroner's Inquests - Province of British Columbia

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   Coroner's Inquests. Last updated on July 5, 2024. Inquests are formal court proceedings, with a five- to seven-person jury, held to publicly review the circumstances of a death. The jury hears evidence from witnesses under summons (same as a subpoena) in order to determine the facts of a death.

3. www.ontario.ca › page › schedule-coroners-inquestsSchedule of coroner’s inquests | ontario.ca

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   2 days ago · Schedule of coroner’s inquests. View the full schedule of upcoming inquests, watch them online and get information and news about past inquests.

4. www.britannica.com › topic › coronerCoroner | Role, Duties & Responsibilities | Britannica

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   3 days ago · coroner, a public official whose principal duty in modern times is to inquire, with the help of a jury, into any death that appears to be unnatural.

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5. www2.gov.bc.ca › gov › contentBC Coroners Service Job Postings - Province of British Columbia

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   Jul 8, 2024 · BC Coroners Service Job Postings. Last updated on July 8, 2024. There are 50 full-time coroners (appointed under Section 54 of the Coroners Act) and approximately 85 community coroners (appointed under Section 55 of the Coroners Act) working throughout British Columbia.

6. www.indeed.com › coroner-vs-forensic-pathologistCoroner vs. Forensic Pathologist: What's the Difference? - Indeed

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   Jul 2, 2024 · What is a coroner? A coroner is a professional who investigates death. Coroners are typically elected or appointed to their positions and often work within a particular area or jurisdiction, usually a sheriff's department or other law enforcement agency.

7. www.coroner.gouv.qc.ca › medias › nouvellesLes recommandations de la semaine - coroner.gouv.qc.ca

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   Jul 17, 2024 · Les recommandations des coroners sont des mesures préventives qui visent à protéger la vie humaine et éviter des décès dans des circonstances semblables. Elles sont issues de l'analyse des causes et des circonstances des décès par les coroners lors de leurs investigations ou enquêtes publiques.

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   What does a coroner do?

   • Coroner, a public official whose principal duty in modern times is to inquire, with the help of a jury, into any death that appears to be unnatural. The office originated in England and was first referred to as custos placitorum (Latin: “keeper of the pleas”) in the Articles of Eyre of 1194,

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   What does a presiding coroner do?

   • The presiding coroner ensures the jury maintains the goal of fact-finding, not fault-finding. Upon conclusion of the inquest, a written report known as a Verdict is prepared. It includes the classification of the death and any jury recommendations on how to prevent deaths in similar circumstances.

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   Is a coroner a political appointee?

   • Being a political appointee, the crowner (later “coroner”) was not required to have any particular medical, forensic, or legal knowledge. Likewise in the 21st-century United States, a coroner is an elected or appointed public official for a specific geographic jurisdiction (city, district, county, or state).

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   What does the name coroner mean?

   • The name was originally “crowner,” or “coronator,” derived from the Latin corona, meaning “crown.” The coroner, elected by the freeholders of the county, was charged with safeguarding the king’s property and served as a check on the powerful office of the sheriff in the royal interest.

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