The definitive guide to the law of coroners and inquests, providing practitioners with an up-to-date and clear commentary on the relevant legislation and case law summaries in a single volume.
The definitive guide to the law of coroners and inquests, providing practitioners with an up-to-date and clear commentary on the relevant legislation and case law summaries in a single volume.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Caroline Cross is a Barrister at 1 Crown Office Row, UK. Sir Neil Garnham is a High Court judge sitting in the King's Bench Division, UK. Rajkiran Arhestey is a Barrister at 1 Crown Office Row, UK. Matthew Hill is a Barrister at 1 Crown Office Row, UK.
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Foreword HHJ Thomas Teague KC 1. Introduction Sir Neil Garnham and Caroline Cross 2. Sources of Coronial Law and Guidance Richard Mumford 3. Duty to Hold an Inquest Rachel Marcus 4. The Role and Scope of an Inquest Isabel McArdle and Thomas Beamont 5. The Coroner Emma Whitting and Lance Baynham 6. Pre-Inquest Reviews Richard Mumford 7. Article 2 Inquests Peter Skelton KC and Rajkiran Arhestey 8. Interested Persons David Manknell KC 9. Witnesses Rory Badenoch and Gareth Rhys 10. Funding Pritesh Rathod 11. The Jury Richard Mumford and Jasper Gold 12. Evidence Disclosure and Experts Peter Skelton KC and Gideon Barth 13. Anonymity Protective Measures and Public Interest Immunity Matthew Hill and Darragh Coffey 14. The Inquest Hearing Jo Moore and David Manknell 15. Conclusions Peter Skelton KC and Jonathan Metzer 16. Inquest versus Public Inquiry Isabel McArdle and Alice Kuzmenko 17. Medical Inquests Shaheen Rahman KC and Marcus Coates-Walker 18. Inquests Concerning Mental Health and Capacity Michael Deacon and Lucy McCann 19. Deaths in Custody Lois Williams and Thomas Hayes 20. Police Inquests Alasdair Henderson and Gideon Barth 21. Military Personnel and Civilians in War Caroline Cross and Dominic Ruck Keene 22. Inquests Involving Intelligence Services and Agencies Sir Neil Garnham Neil Sheldon KC and Jasper Gold 23. Air Marine and Railway Accidents David Manknell KC and Paul Reynolds 24. Inquests Resumed After Criminal Proceedings Matthew Hill 25. Deaths in the Workplace Alasdair Henderson and Thomas Beamont 26. Reports to Prevent Future Deaths Caroline Cross Isabel McArdle and Nicholas Jones 27. Steps After the Inquest Jim Duffy
Foreword HHJ Thomas Teague KC 1. Introduction Sir Neil Garnham and Caroline Cross 2. Sources of Coronial Law and Guidance Richard Mumford 3. Duty to Hold an Inquest Rachel Marcus 4. The Role and Scope of an Inquest Isabel McArdle and Thomas Beamont 5. The Coroner Emma Whitting and Lance Baynham 6. Pre-Inquest Reviews Richard Mumford 7. Article 2 Inquests Peter Skelton KC and Rajkiran Arhestey 8. Interested Persons David Manknell KC 9. Witnesses Rory Badenoch and Gareth Rhys 10. Funding Pritesh Rathod 11. The Jury Richard Mumford and Jasper Gold 12. Evidence Disclosure and Experts Peter Skelton KC and Gideon Barth 13. Anonymity Protective Measures and Public Interest Immunity Matthew Hill and Darragh Coffey 14. The Inquest Hearing Jo Moore and David Manknell 15. Conclusions Peter Skelton KC and Jonathan Metzer 16. Inquest versus Public Inquiry Isabel McArdle and Alice Kuzmenko 17. Medical Inquests Shaheen Rahman KC and Marcus Coates-Walker 18. Inquests Concerning Mental Health and Capacity Michael Deacon and Lucy McCann 19. Deaths in Custody Lois Williams and Thomas Hayes 20. Police Inquests Alasdair Henderson and Gideon Barth 21. Military Personnel and Civilians in War Caroline Cross and Dominic Ruck Keene 22. Inquests Involving Intelligence Services and Agencies Sir Neil Garnham Neil Sheldon KC and Jasper Gold 23. Air Marine and Railway Accidents David Manknell KC and Paul Reynolds 24. Inquests Resumed After Criminal Proceedings Matthew Hill 25. Deaths in the Workplace Alasdair Henderson and Thomas Beamont 26. Reports to Prevent Future Deaths Caroline Cross Isabel McArdle and Nicholas Jones 27. Steps After the Inquest Jim Duffy
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