Category:Coroner - Revision history

Cure at 07:21, 7 November 2011

2011-11-07T07:21:15Z

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	'''Coroners''' are [[state agent\|state agents]] charged with establishing [[cause of death]]. Unlike [[Forensic Pathologist\|forensic pathologists]], they do not limit their [[investigation\|investigations]] to evidence that can be obtained from [[corpses]]. And unlike police detectives, they do not need to suspect foul play to launch an investigation.		'''Coroners''' are [[state agent\|state agents]] charged with establishing [[cause of death]]. Unlike [[Forensic Pathologist\|forensic pathologists]], they do not limit their [[investigation\|investigations]] to evidence that can be obtained from [[corpses]]. And unlike police detectives, they do not need to suspect foul play to launch an investigation.

	Coroners are rarely involved when the cause of death appears to be natural and there is no reason or no desire to suspect otherwise. And they are rarely employed in lands where the authorities are unconcerned with accounting for unexplained deaths and generally protecting the public. In a ~~land~~ where securing the well-being of the citizenry is a priority, its law enforcement agency may benefit from the presence of a coroner who can uncover crimes in the process of tracking and investigating deaths that did not appear initially to be unlawful. Equally, a coroner may identify causes of death resulting from simple ignorance, poor procedures, inadequate standards, or bad policy.		Coroners are rarely involved when the cause of death appears to be natural and there is no reason or no desire to suspect otherwise. And they are rarely employed in lands where the authorities are unconcerned with accounting for unexplained deaths and generally protecting the public. In a place where securing the well-being of the citizenry is a priority, its law enforcement agency may benefit from the presence of a coroner who can uncover crimes in the process of tracking and investigating deaths that did not appear initially to be unlawful. Equally, a coroner may identify causes of death resulting from simple ignorance, poor procedures, inadequate standards, or bad policy.

	[[Paridon]], in particular, employs a coroner who also has responsibilities as a forensic pathologist and who works closely with its police force.		[[Paridon]], in particular, employs a coroner who also has responsibilities as a forensic pathologist and who works closely with its police force.

Cure at 07:19, 7 November 2011

2011-11-07T07:19:36Z

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	'''Coroners''' are [[state agent\|state agents]] charged with establishing [[cause of death]]. Unlike [[Forensic Pathologist\|forensic pathologists]], they do not limit their [[investigation\|investigations]] to evidence that can be obtained from ~~the~~ [[~~corpse~~]] ~~itself~~. And unlike police detectives, they do not need to suspect foul play ~~before launching~~ an ~~investigating~~.		'''Coroners''' are [[state agent\|state agents]] charged with establishing [[cause of death]]. Unlike [[Forensic Pathologist\|forensic pathologists]], they do not limit their [[investigation\|investigations]] to evidence that can be obtained from [[corpses]]. And unlike police detectives, they do not need to suspect foul play to launch an investigation.

	Coroners are rarely involved when the cause of death appears to be natural and there is no reason or no desire to suspect otherwise. And they are rarely employed in lands where the authorities are unconcerned with accounting for unexplained deaths and generally protecting the public. In a land where securing the well-being of the citizenry is a priority, its law enforcement agency benefit from the presence of a coroner who can uncover ~~unlawful deaths~~ in the process of tracking and investigating deaths that ~~appeared~~ initially to be ~~otherwise~~. Equally, a coroner may identify ~~cause~~ of ~~deaths~~ resulting ~~not from criminal acts but rather~~ from ignorance, poor procedures, inadequate standards, or bad policy.		Coroners are rarely involved when the cause of death appears to be natural and there is no reason or no desire to suspect otherwise. And they are rarely employed in lands where the authorities are unconcerned with accounting for unexplained deaths and generally protecting the public. In a land where securing the well-being of the citizenry is a priority, its law enforcement agency may benefit from the presence of a coroner who can uncover crimes in the process of tracking and investigating deaths that did not appear initially to be unlawful. Equally, a coroner may identify causes of death resulting from simple ignorance, poor procedures, inadequate standards, or bad policy.

	[[Paridon]], in particular, employs a coroner who also has responsibilities as a forensic pathologist and who works closely with its police.		[[Paridon]], in particular, employs a coroner who also has responsibilities as a forensic pathologist and who works closely with its police force.

	[[Category:Profession]]		[[Category:Profession]]
	[[Category:State Agent]]		[[Category:State Agent]]
	[[Category:Investigator]]		[[Category:Investigator]]

Cure at 07:12, 7 November 2011

2011-11-07T07:12:14Z

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	'''Coroners''' are [[state agent\|state agents]] charged with establishing [[cause of death]]. Unlike [[forensic pathologists]], they do not limit their [[investigation\|investigations]] to evidence that can be obtained from the [[corpse]] itself. And unlike police detectives, they do not need to suspect foul play before launching an investigating.		'''Coroners''' are [[state agent\|state agents]] charged with establishing [[cause of death]]. Unlike [[Forensic Pathologist\|forensic pathologists]], they do not limit their [[investigation\|investigations]] to evidence that can be obtained from the [[corpse]] itself. And unlike police detectives, they do not need to suspect foul play before launching an investigating.

	Coroners are rarely involved when the cause of death appears to be natural and there is no reason or no desire to suspect otherwise. And they are rarely employed in lands where the authorities are unconcerned with accounting for unexplained deaths and generally protecting the public. In a land where securing the well-being of the citizenry is a priority, its law enforcement agency benefit from the presence of a coroner who can uncover unlawful deaths in the process of tracking and investigating deaths that appeared initially to be otherwise. Equally, a coroner may identify cause of deaths resulting not from criminal acts but rather from ignorance, poor procedures, inadequate standards, or bad policy.		Coroners are rarely involved when the cause of death appears to be natural and there is no reason or no desire to suspect otherwise. And they are rarely employed in lands where the authorities are unconcerned with accounting for unexplained deaths and generally protecting the public. In a land where securing the well-being of the citizenry is a priority, its law enforcement agency benefit from the presence of a coroner who can uncover unlawful deaths in the process of tracking and investigating deaths that appeared initially to be otherwise. Equally, a coroner may identify cause of deaths resulting not from criminal acts but rather from ignorance, poor procedures, inadequate standards, or bad policy.

	[[Paridon]], in particular, employs a coroner who also has responsibilities as a [[forensic pathologist]] and who works closely with its police.		[[Paridon]], in particular, employs a coroner who also has responsibilities as a forensic pathologist and who works closely with its police.

	[[Category:Profession]]		[[Category:Profession]]
	[[Category:State Agent]]		[[Category:State Agent]]
	[[Category:Investigator]]		[[Category:Investigator]]

Cure at 07:11, 7 November 2011

2011-11-07T07:11:19Z

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-[[Category:Medical Researcher]]
+[[Category:Investigator]]

Cure at 21:15, 6 November 2011

2011-11-06T21:15:55Z

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	[[Category:Forensic ~~Science~~]]		[[Category:Forensic Pathologist]]
	[[Category:Medical Researcher]]		[[Category:Medical Researcher]]
	[[Category:Medical Doctor]]		[[Category:Medical Doctor]]
	[[Category:Medical Professional]]		[[Category:Medical Professional]]

Cure at 02:14, 30 October 2011

2011-10-30T02:14:41Z

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	[[Category:Medical Researcher]]		[[Category:Medical Researcher]]
	[[Category:Medical Doctor]]		[[Category:Medical Doctor]]
	[[Category:Medical Professional]]		[[Category:Medical Professional]]

Cure at 10:56, 15 January 2011

2011-01-15T10:56:39Z

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	[[Category:Medical Professional]]		[[Category:Medical Professional]]
	~~[[Category:Necrologist]]~~

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2011-01-15T10:26:03Z

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