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After the inquest Ms Barrett said: "He spent half and half of his time between us. He was just a very good liar. "

This came out of the British coroner's inquest where driver Henri Paul's drinking is a key issue.

The public uproar intensified when he made a self-pitying television statement and reached its peak when the inquest was held in private.

Now, when a death has an "Article 2 dimension" , a high court judge is often drafted in as coroner, as in the July 7th terror inquest.

The inquest heard that Mr Ingham committed suicide after feeling depressed about 'events which had been going on in his personal life'.

Statements such as these from UEFA could represent the first step towards opening a real inquest into the matter.

A woman suffered fatal injuries when she was trampled by cows as she walked across a field, an inquest heard today.

And now the inquest -- you know , Tom's wife and Dick's wife are distraught . They wished they'd not packed rice .

But the inquest into his death concluded that it could have been avoided had the army only followed "proper procedures" in treating him.

When my daughter died after being struck on her bike by a cement lorry, I found the inquest a complete nonsense.

I impressed my orders upon my memory, to be used at the inquest, and made a straight break for the reef.

They say none of the independent witnesses at the inquest said they saw broken glass or feet sticking out of the window.

When necessary, experts may be assigned or invited to conduct an inquest or examination under the direction of the investigators.

A public officer whose primary function is to investigate by inquest any death thought to be of other than natural causes .

Meanwhile, an inquest into the death of Diana and her companion Dodi Fayed began in London on Oct.

By the time of the inquest, the wildfowl season was at an end.

Investigators shall conduct an inquest or examination of the sites, objects, people and corpses relevant to a crime.

Mr Shaikh's family, who are supported by human rights charity Reprieve, argue the government has the power to call for an inquest.

The person in charge of an inquest is called a coroner.

Duggan, a father of four, died of a single gunshot wound to the chest, an inquest at north London Coroner's Court heard on Tuesday.

Ultimately, the evidence from our investigation will, rightly, be tested and challenged in a public forum before an inquest jury.

Akmal Shaikh's relatives have written to the Foreign Secretary David Miliband urging him to order an inquest.

To conduct an inquest or examination, the investigators must have papers issued by a People's Procuratorate or a public security organ.

The jury at the inquest ruled that he had used excessive and unreasonable force, and the policeman could now be charged with manslaughter.

This was Cook's response to the inquest into the ruthless killing of IRA members by the SAS in Gibraltar in 1988.

Inquest of suspects in investigation of violent and terroristic criminal cases is far more difficult than that of common criminal cases.

That's accorrding to a British inquest looking into the car crash that killed the princess and boyfriend Dodi Fayed.

An inquest said management disregarded safety measures at the explosives plant.

The family of a British man executed in China for drug smuggling wants an inquest to be held into his death.

Jurors in a British inquest are tracing Princess Diana's last moments.

finally he stammered , in a stifled voice , " harry , did you say an inquest ? what did you mean by that ? "

THE Republican Party has already begun an inquest into what it expects will be a heavy defeat at the polls this week.

if a coroner decides to hold an inquest with a jury , a jury of five will be appointed.

hospital staff were vindicated by the inquest verdict.

The truth emerged at the inquest.

The two-week inquest heard that officers could deviate from standard guidance in some circumstances.

The singer Amy Winehouse died from alcohol poisoning after a drinking binge following a period of abstinence, an inquest has heard.

A full inquest will be held at a later date. The boys' parents, who live in Stafford, have received help from a trust bereavement officer.

State medical examiners say its suicide while the anti-graft officers are playing innocent at the inquest hearing.

The inquest will be adjourned and we'll let it get about that we think it was a local affair.

But one false statement was made by Barrymore at the inquest.

The judge awaits the coroner's inquest before giving a verdict.

On October 11th Britain's press covered the opening of an inquest into the London bus and Tube bombings of July 7th 2005.

Bones: There will be an inquest report.

But in August a policeman came to brief me before the inquest and to show me the pictures.

They went to the cave inquest of hidden treasure.

An inquest is a kind of court of inquiry.

In order to ascertain the fact, the judge must invest and inquest, only in this way the judge can obtain the evidence and make a decision.

That is, that the inquest fine grains of printing inks and dispersion conditions.

If it is necessary to summon new witnesses, obtain new material evidence, make a new expert evaluation or hold another inquest;

Defence Costs include legal expenses: arising out of representation at any Coroner's Inquest or Fatal Accident inquiry;

Holding an inquest to determine whether the dead man had been murdered;

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I welcome the official inquest into her death and it is my Hope that it will uncover what really happened that night in Paris