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Useful links

The Coroners (Inquests) Rules 2013 (legislation.gov.uk)

Coroners and Justice Act 2009 (legislation.gov.uk)

Chief Coroner’s Guidance, Advice and Law Sheets | Courts and Tribunals Judiciary

Bar Standards Board Resources for Those Practising in the Coroner’s Courts

Links to 12KBW Webinars

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  • Bell v HM Coroner for South Yorkshire (Eastern District)
  • Infected Blood Inquiry orders compensation to be paid
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  • 2022 Inquest Cases Round-up
  • Morahan v HM Assistant Coroner for West London

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