Noun:

ଅସୁରମିତ୍-ପରୀକ୍ଷକ |,

coroner's Usage Examples:

on a medical examiner system, others are on a mixed coroner–medical examiner system.

Rudolph Bitsi – Justice of the peace-coroner in Ganado, Arizona.

However, the coroner was unable to exclude haemorrhaging as the cause of death.

Sinéad Cusack as Delia Surridge, the former head physician at the Larkhill Detention Centre, now a coroner.

a coroner ruled was a homicide, and pregnant women were handcuffed and shackled while undergoing labor.

"Autopsy confirms snake bite killed SC conservationist, coroner says".

The San Mateo County coroner concluded that Cox's death was a suicide.

The panel"s report resulted in the previous findings of accidental death being quashed, and the creation of new coroner"s inquests.

Beginning in the seventeenth century precedent and coroners' custom gradually deemed suicide temporary insanity"mdash;court-pronounced conviction and penalty to heirs were gradually phased out.

Anderson and Wells (who is the local coroner) arrive to investigate the murder.

Depending on the jurisdiction, the coroner may adjudge the cause of death personally, or may act as the presiding officer of a.

It refers to the stretch of Highway 401 in Ontario, between CFB Trenton and downtown Toronto, where hundreds gather on bridges and overpasses to mourn soldiers killed in Afghanistan while the bodies of the fallen soldiers are transported from Trenton to the coroner's office in downtown Toronto.

The coroner refuses to do more than the absolute minimum when autopsying Zell"s body, but Palace takes a vial of Zell"s blood to the toxicology.

Synonyms:

investigator, medical examiner,