Why have a coroner inquest then instruct the jury not to rule unlawful killing?
Q. He told jurors they will only be allowed to return a verdict of lawful killing or an open verdict. Having considered all the evidence, a verdict of unlawful killing was "not justified", Sir Michael said. what was the point of the inquest if you instruct the jury as to what you want to hear?
Asked by 2010 - Tue Dec 2 11:34:53 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because they were going to give the wrong response and make the government and the met look bad. Seeing as that can't happen they have been instructed as to what verdict to give. You know, like what happens in those pillars of democracy and freedom, North Korea or Iran.
Answered by Mordent - Tue Dec 2 11:38:19 2008
Q. He told jurors they will only be allowed to return a verdict of lawful killing or an open verdict. Having considered all the evidence, a verdict of unlawful killing was "not justified", Sir Michael said. what was the point of the inquest if you instruct the jury as to what you want to hear?
Asked by 2010 - Tue Dec 2 11:34:53 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because they were going to give the wrong response and make the government and the met look bad. Seeing as that can't happen they have been instructed as to what verdict to give. You know, like what happens in those pillars of democracy and freedom, North Korea or Iran.
Answered by Mordent - Tue Dec 2 11:38:19 2008
Where can I buy a book about the John Lees Inquest?
Q. I want to my write dissertation on the John Lees Inquest after the Peterloo Massacre of 1819 but can't seem to find any books with much detail about the inquest. I'd be gratful if anyone could point me in the right direction. If you know of any shops in Manchester which sell any books concerning the event then that would be brilliant. Thanks:-)
Asked by Ellie - Fri Feb 1 12:56:33 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you tried looking on www.amazon.co.uk, I have had a look for you but not sure what you are looking for. I use amazon all the time, and I have found books that I could not find else where. I hope this has been of some help to you. Good luck
Answered by kh120159 - Fri Feb 1 13:20:01 2008
Q. I want to my write dissertation on the John Lees Inquest after the Peterloo Massacre of 1819 but can't seem to find any books with much detail about the inquest. I'd be gratful if anyone could point me in the right direction. If you know of any shops in Manchester which sell any books concerning the event then that would be brilliant. Thanks:-)
Asked by Ellie - Fri Feb 1 12:56:33 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you tried looking on www.amazon.co.uk, I have had a look for you but not sure what you are looking for. I use amazon all the time, and I have found books that I could not find else where. I hope this has been of some help to you. Good luck
Answered by kh120159 - Fri Feb 1 13:20:01 2008
How would I find out the results of an inquest that was opened into a sudden death of a friend.?
Q. My local newspaper prints the results of an inquest, but on this occassion the paper has not printed the results. Would I be able to find in on the web anywhere
Asked by Kate W - Wed Apr 2 04:38:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact Coroner's office
Answered by Chris - Wed Apr 2 04:42:55 2008
Q. My local newspaper prints the results of an inquest, but on this occassion the paper has not printed the results. Would I be able to find in on the web anywhere
Asked by Kate W - Wed Apr 2 04:38:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact Coroner's office
Answered by Chris - Wed Apr 2 04:42:55 2008
How can I obtain the findings of an inquest that took place over 50 years ago in Yorkshire, England.?
Q. The inquest was on my brother.
Asked by Bettysboy - Tue Oct 21 04:07:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Coroner's office records are public as are inquest information. Contact the Yorkshire Coroner and find the cost for a copy. It is likely on microfiche.
Answered by Songbyrd JPA - Tue Oct 21 04:30:45 2008
Q. The inquest was on my brother.
Asked by Bettysboy - Tue Oct 21 04:07:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Coroner's office records are public as are inquest information. Contact the Yorkshire Coroner and find the cost for a copy. It is likely on microfiche.
Answered by Songbyrd JPA - Tue Oct 21 04:30:45 2008
Why did the inquest into Lady Dianas death take over 10 years to conclude?
Q. I have seen reports in the newspapers, where people have been killed in cars and the inquest just takes a few months! or are we just the commoners?
Asked by recycling - Mon May 19 15:56:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. to give them time to sweep the evidence under the carpet
Answered by brileen999 - Mon May 19 16:27:49 2008
Q. I have seen reports in the newspapers, where people have been killed in cars and the inquest just takes a few months! or are we just the commoners?
Asked by recycling - Mon May 19 15:56:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. to give them time to sweep the evidence under the carpet
Answered by brileen999 - Mon May 19 16:27:49 2008
What was the outcome of Anna Nicole's son,Daniel's inquest?
Q. I heard the inquest was set to begin, but haven't heard anything else about it. Can you fill me in?
Asked by pattypat999 - Mon Nov 5 12:59:04 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was set to begin last week but was postponed until late this month or in December and I believe it was due to the hurricane.
Answered by JEB - Mon Nov 5 13:19:19 2007
Q. I heard the inquest was set to begin, but haven't heard anything else about it. Can you fill me in?
Asked by pattypat999 - Mon Nov 5 12:59:04 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was set to begin last week but was postponed until late this month or in December and I believe it was due to the hurricane.
Answered by JEB - Mon Nov 5 13:19:19 2007
Did you seem to notice desperate machinations during the Diana inquest ?
Q. When questions were asked about whom the British Embassy might have liased with, and "middle-east" was mentioned, the discusssion was shut down ? It was as if they were desperate to avoid any mention of Mossad.
Asked by The Path I Choose - Sun Apr 13 00:09:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Alcohol, drugs and velocity. Typical ends of the rich and famous. They should have shoveled them all up and moved on. peace and love
Answered by Joseph Farewell for now - Sun Apr 13 05:59:26 2008
Q. When questions were asked about whom the British Embassy might have liased with, and "middle-east" was mentioned, the discusssion was shut down ? It was as if they were desperate to avoid any mention of Mossad.
Asked by The Path I Choose - Sun Apr 13 00:09:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Alcohol, drugs and velocity. Typical ends of the rich and famous. They should have shoveled them all up and moved on. peace and love
Answered by Joseph Farewell for now - Sun Apr 13 05:59:26 2008
Where can I buy a copy of the proceedings of the John Lees Inquest?
Q. I've looked on Amazon, Waterstones and Google and can't find a copy anywhere.
Asked by Ellie - Thu Mar 13 11:26:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have about 300 to spend there's a copy on Abebooks, secondhand book dealers! The only other one I could find is from the Historic Society of Lancashire transactions Vol 148. Selling at 16.00 but it's not clear whether it's the full details or just a discussion on it. You would need to contact them to find out. Have you tried contacting Manchester Libraries to see if they have any suggestions? I think they have a Peterloo Massacre collection
Answered by yhancorn - Thu Mar 13 17:26:17 2008
Q. I've looked on Amazon, Waterstones and Google and can't find a copy anywhere.
Asked by Ellie - Thu Mar 13 11:26:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have about 300 to spend there's a copy on Abebooks, secondhand book dealers! The only other one I could find is from the Historic Society of Lancashire transactions Vol 148. Selling at 16.00 but it's not clear whether it's the full details or just a discussion on it. You would need to contact them to find out. Have you tried contacting Manchester Libraries to see if they have any suggestions? I think they have a Peterloo Massacre collection
Answered by yhancorn - Thu Mar 13 17:26:17 2008
I need to obtain records on a death inquest.?
Q. I'm trying to obtain records pertaining to an Inquest that was done on an ancestors death. He lived/it happened in Los Angeles, CA in around 1925. Does anyone have any ideas on who to contact or what do to in order to find out how this relative died? Thanks for any help!
Asked by thatonegirlthea - Sun Jan 6 12:05:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Inquest records are usually filmed and then destroyed. They should be held by either the County's coroner's office or the California State Archives. According to the manual at the link below, they should be holding all records of inquests since 1914. Start by calling the LA Coroner's Office and asking where to send the record request and how much it will cost. Also ask if they have a public viewing room where you can go in and view it yourself...saves you all the copying and postage costs if you're still local. (323) 343-0512 You can also send an email to Martha Grigsby, the Records Supervisor at: mgrigsby@coroner.co.la.ca .us Tell them the name of the person who died and the approximate date of death. They'll send back a reply with… [cont.]
Answered by GenevievesMom - Sun Jan 6 12:23:31 2008
Q. I'm trying to obtain records pertaining to an Inquest that was done on an ancestors death. He lived/it happened in Los Angeles, CA in around 1925. Does anyone have any ideas on who to contact or what do to in order to find out how this relative died? Thanks for any help!
Asked by thatonegirlthea - Sun Jan 6 12:05:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Inquest records are usually filmed and then destroyed. They should be held by either the County's coroner's office or the California State Archives. According to the manual at the link below, they should be holding all records of inquests since 1914. Start by calling the LA Coroner's Office and asking where to send the record request and how much it will cost. Also ask if they have a public viewing room where you can go in and view it yourself...saves you all the copying and postage costs if you're still local. (323) 343-0512 You can also send an email to Martha Grigsby, the Records Supervisor at: mgrigsby@coroner.co.la.ca .us Tell them the name of the person who died and the approximate date of death. They'll send back a reply with… [cont.]
Answered by GenevievesMom - Sun Jan 6 12:23:31 2008
I seem to remember there was an inquest into Dianas death already with nothing untoward turning up?
Q. Another inquest is now going to happen? Why is this?
Asked by foshomofo - Tue Oct 2 11:21:16 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Who needs an expensive inquest? The drunk driver crashed the car, the only person who was wearing a seat belt is the only one that is alive today. Conclusions: 1. Don't drink and drive; It's incredibly dangerous. 2. Seat belts save lives. There I've just saved the tax payer a fortune on an expensive inquest.
Answered by mainwoolly - Tue Oct 2 11:33:04 2007
Q. Another inquest is now going to happen? Why is this?
Asked by foshomofo - Tue Oct 2 11:21:16 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Who needs an expensive inquest? The drunk driver crashed the car, the only person who was wearing a seat belt is the only one that is alive today. Conclusions: 1. Don't drink and drive; It's incredibly dangerous. 2. Seat belts save lives. There I've just saved the tax payer a fortune on an expensive inquest.
Answered by mainwoolly - Tue Oct 2 11:33:04 2007
When will the Princess Diana inquest end what are they hoping to find at the end of it, Dodi's dodi ?
Q. Im sick of hearing about this what is the point in dragging this up over and over again. Why do these people insist on doing this ?
Asked by Stormy in the North................ - Fri Dec 14 16:23:50 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will end when Dodi's father accepts that in life there is death. He needs help to deal with his grief. To lose a child unexpectedly and so tragically is sometimes too much for anybody to handle and often they deny the grief by searching for a reason, for some one to blame and some one to be angry with rather than dealing with the emotions. The driver was drinking, they were driven too fast, an accident happened and people died. It was sad and he really should move on and devout his time and money to having laws changed that would prevent the media from harassing and endangering the safety and health of celebrities and others.
Answered by lrem22 - Fri Dec 14 21:31:01 2007
Q. Im sick of hearing about this what is the point in dragging this up over and over again. Why do these people insist on doing this ?
Asked by Stormy in the North................ - Fri Dec 14 16:23:50 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will end when Dodi's father accepts that in life there is death. He needs help to deal with his grief. To lose a child unexpectedly and so tragically is sometimes too much for anybody to handle and often they deny the grief by searching for a reason, for some one to blame and some one to be angry with rather than dealing with the emotions. The driver was drinking, they were driven too fast, an accident happened and people died. It was sad and he really should move on and devout his time and money to having laws changed that would prevent the media from harassing and endangering the safety and health of celebrities and others.
Answered by lrem22 - Fri Dec 14 21:31:01 2007
We are all fed up of the Diana inquest being dragged out but why are MPS getting so worked up over it?
Q. A waste of money - cost has never been an obsticle before. This is the 3rd Coroner to get involved and the PM (Blair or Brown) has been involved in making the appointment. Are they worried about something coming out.. We learnt yesterday that there is a licence to kill.
Asked by Guy U - Thu Feb 21 09:09:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes we are absolutely sick to death of it, as for the MP's being worked up over the inquest that's got to be a first I'm surprised they can find the strength they are normally too busy looking after their own interests.
Answered by uo - Thu Feb 21 14:20:19 2008
Q. A waste of money - cost has never been an obsticle before. This is the 3rd Coroner to get involved and the PM (Blair or Brown) has been involved in making the appointment. Are they worried about something coming out.. We learnt yesterday that there is a licence to kill.
Asked by Guy U - Thu Feb 21 09:09:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes we are absolutely sick to death of it, as for the MP's being worked up over the inquest that's got to be a first I'm surprised they can find the strength they are normally too busy looking after their own interests.
Answered by uo - Thu Feb 21 14:20:19 2008
When there is an inquest regarding someones death are the results public information?
Q. When there is an inquest regarding someones death are the results public information?
Asked by NIGHTOWL - Tue Oct 2 19:19:03 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, the results are made public, but not all inquests are subject to the same level of scrutiny. Straightforward cases, such as non-suspicious deaths after terminal illnesses, may be dealt with by the coroner alone. Where there is likely to be a wider public interest then it is likely that the coroner will convene a jury, and they will hear evidence in a way reminiscent of a court of law (though a coroner's court is not a criminal court). A current example of the latter is the inquest into the deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Fayed. In either case, the results are always public, even if the proceedings are not.
Answered by Trainman - Tue Oct 2 19:36:03 2007
Q. When there is an inquest regarding someones death are the results public information?
Asked by NIGHTOWL - Tue Oct 2 19:19:03 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, the results are made public, but not all inquests are subject to the same level of scrutiny. Straightforward cases, such as non-suspicious deaths after terminal illnesses, may be dealt with by the coroner alone. Where there is likely to be a wider public interest then it is likely that the coroner will convene a jury, and they will hear evidence in a way reminiscent of a court of law (though a coroner's court is not a criminal court). A current example of the latter is the inquest into the deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Fayed. In either case, the results are always public, even if the proceedings are not.
Answered by Trainman - Tue Oct 2 19:36:03 2007
How can the inquest into the killing of Jean Charles de Menezes be fair?
Q. The Jury have heard all the evidence but are not being allowed to freely vote about whether the killing was lawful or unlawful. So what is the point of an inquest if it cannot decide what happened?
Asked by Graham H - Thu Dec 4 14:50:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's all part of the cover-up.What's the point of having a jury,when the coroner can tell them what verdict they can or can not bring in?
Answered by michael k - Thu Dec 4 17:11:50 2008
Q. The Jury have heard all the evidence but are not being allowed to freely vote about whether the killing was lawful or unlawful. So what is the point of an inquest if it cannot decide what happened?
Asked by Graham H - Thu Dec 4 14:50:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's all part of the cover-up.What's the point of having a jury,when the coroner can tell them what verdict they can or can not bring in?
Answered by michael k - Thu Dec 4 17:11:50 2008
Is the tabloid coverage of Diana's inquest justified?
Q. The media uses pictures and stories to exploit celebrities without thinking of consequences or whether it will upset others. For example there are so many stories about Diana which must be upsetting for her two sons. Is it right that the paparazzi who possibly could have killed her can carry on selling pictures and stories about her? Is the tabloid coverage of Diana's inquest justified?
Asked by libby.anders - Mon Jan 28 13:37:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have so much respected for the late Princess Diana. I think people are compelled to write and talk about her because she was such a special person and she had such a tragic death. Do I think it is justified no...but there are so many unjustified things in this world no one knows where/how to draw the line anymore and that is sad.
Answered by Jessica C - Mon Jan 28 13:42:06 2008
Q. The media uses pictures and stories to exploit celebrities without thinking of consequences or whether it will upset others. For example there are so many stories about Diana which must be upsetting for her two sons. Is it right that the paparazzi who possibly could have killed her can carry on selling pictures and stories about her? Is the tabloid coverage of Diana's inquest justified?
Asked by libby.anders - Mon Jan 28 13:37:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have so much respected for the late Princess Diana. I think people are compelled to write and talk about her because she was such a special person and she had such a tragic death. Do I think it is justified no...but there are so many unjustified things in this world no one knows where/how to draw the line anymore and that is sad.
Answered by Jessica C - Mon Jan 28 13:42:06 2008
hold on the taxpayer is paying for the diana inquest?
Q. Who authorised that! Does anyone actually beleive that diana died anyway other than by accident. Let me see: a drunk driver+ driving way over the speed limit + no seatbelts worn = Car crash and fatalities surely.
Asked by wave - Thu Feb 21 13:52:14 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stupid i know, we are also paying for other idiot things like Northern Rock bail out and every scrounger than dumps there backsides on these shores Almost now the highest taxed country in the world...
Answered by teddy - Thu Feb 21 13:57:19 2008
Q. Who authorised that! Does anyone actually beleive that diana died anyway other than by accident. Let me see: a drunk driver+ driving way over the speed limit + no seatbelts worn = Car crash and fatalities surely.
Asked by wave - Thu Feb 21 13:52:14 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Stupid i know, we are also paying for other idiot things like Northern Rock bail out and every scrounger than dumps there backsides on these shores Almost now the highest taxed country in the world...
Answered by teddy - Thu Feb 21 13:57:19 2008
What ever happened to the inquest of Daniel involving Howard K Stern?
Q. What ever happened to the inquest of Daniel involving Howard K Stern?
Asked by brahmadabull - Sat Nov 17 13:13:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He was found not to be the father, and the baby was awarded to her biological father, as proven by DNA
Answered by bgee2001ca - Sun Nov 18 10:35:47 2007
Q. What ever happened to the inquest of Daniel involving Howard K Stern?
Asked by brahmadabull - Sat Nov 17 13:13:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He was found not to be the father, and the baby was awarded to her biological father, as proven by DNA
Answered by bgee2001ca - Sun Nov 18 10:35:47 2007
What happens in an inquest? Has anybody been to one? ?
Q. If it is an inquest into a suicide...is the idea to establish the main trigger for the suicide?
Asked by Irish Rover-the dark side - Sun Nov 9 15:36:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on the circumstances - I've attended a few as a Magistrates Courts Clerk.
Answered by Sal*UK - Sun Nov 9 15:42:47 2008
Q. If it is an inquest into a suicide...is the idea to establish the main trigger for the suicide?
Asked by Irish Rover-the dark side - Sun Nov 9 15:36:55 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on the circumstances - I've attended a few as a Magistrates Courts Clerk.
Answered by Sal*UK - Sun Nov 9 15:42:47 2008
Do the findings of an inquest for an unexplained death become available to the public?
Q. Do the findings of an inquest for an unexplained death become available to the public?
Asked by extra body,depth and ripeness - Sat Apr 25 14:06:27 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it is. It is a public document.
Answered by Sweetharttt - Sat Apr 25 17:27:03 2009
Q. Do the findings of an inquest for an unexplained death become available to the public?
Asked by extra body,depth and ripeness - Sat Apr 25 14:06:27 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it is. It is a public document.
Answered by Sweetharttt - Sat Apr 25 17:27:03 2009
Who thinks Diana's inquest was a complete waste of time?
Q. Who thinks the taxpaper should get a refund after the Diana inquest? Did anybody actually think the jury were going to declare Diana was murdered and the Queen's husband was to blame!
Asked by alison p - Tue Apr 8 15:30:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was one big farce, that has cost the UK taxpayer millions for nowt. They should let Diana & Dodi R.I.P. now.
Answered by CT (Original. 2) - Tue Apr 8 15:34:20 2008
Q. Who thinks the taxpaper should get a refund after the Diana inquest? Did anybody actually think the jury were going to declare Diana was murdered and the Queen's husband was to blame!
Asked by alison p - Tue Apr 8 15:30:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was one big farce, that has cost the UK taxpayer millions for nowt. They should let Diana & Dodi R.I.P. now.
Answered by CT (Original. 2) - Tue Apr 8 15:34:20 2008
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