Content tagged with: coroner
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Coroners Listed Inquests
www.doncaster.gov.uk/services/births-marriages-deaths-nationality/listed-inquestsPlease be aware that although all Covid restrictions have now been lifted, if you suspect that you may have Covid or are showing any of the recognised symptoms please notify this office if you are planning to attend a hearing in person.
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Registering a death
www.doncaster.gov.uk/services/births-marriages-deaths-nationality/registering-a-deathInformation about how to register a death, what we’ll need from you and what you can do once the death has been registered.
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Coroners Investigation
www.doncaster.gov.uk/services/births-marriages-deaths-nationality/coroners-investigationCoroners investigate deaths that have been reported to them.
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Coroners Court - building facilities
www.doncaster.gov.uk/services/births-marriages-deaths-nationality/coroners-court-building-facilitiesThe Coroners Court is situated within Doncaster Crown Court. If you have a disability and need help coming to a hearing, please contact the court to make sure the facilities meet your specific needs or to discuss a reasonable adjustment you need.
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Coronial Team
www.doncaster.gov.uk/services/births-marriages-deaths-nationality/coronial-teamThe Coroners Officers, on behalf of the Coroner, obtain and record details of all unexpected, unnatural and violent deaths, reported from various informants. They liaise with interested parties, organise Post Mortem examinations and inform parties of the results. Prepare and issue relevant documents to allow families to get on with their registration and funeral ceremonies. Where required, the Coroners Officer will open investigations including inquests ensuring appropriate documentation is completed.
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Coroners Court
www.doncaster.gov.uk/services/births-marriages-deaths-nationality/coroners-courtThe Coroner is responsible for the investigation of : violent or unnatural deaths, sudden deaths of unknown cause and deaths in custody that are reported to her.
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Deaths
www.doncaster.gov.uk/services/births-marriages-deaths-nationality/deathsWhere possible, every death in England or Wales should be registered in the district in which it takes place, within 7 days of the date of death where there is no Coroner involvement.