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The purpose of the inquest is (a) to identify the medical cause of death, and (b) to answer four questions: who died, when and where did she die, and (perhaps most important of all) how did she come by her death, and (c) come to a conclusion about her death. 5. This is not a trial.
Rule 23 - the Coroner can admit written evidence under this rule without requiring the author to attend court.
3Direction for other coroner to conduct investigation (1)The Chief Coroner may direct a senior coroner (coroner B) to conduct an investigation under this Part into a persons death even though, apart from the direction, a different senior coroner (coroner A) would be under a duty to conduct it.
Rule 13 of the Coroners (Inquests) Rules 2013 (the Rules) requires that where any IP[9] requests disclosure of a document held by the coroner, disclosure must be given as soon as is reasonably practicable either by providing a copy of the document or by making it available for inspection.
Self incrimination 22. (1) No witness at an inquest is obliged to answer any question tending to incriminate him or her. (2) Where it appears to the coroner that a witness has been asked such a question, the coroner must inform the witness that he or she may refuse to answer it.

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CORONERS ACT 2009 - SECT 23 Jurisdiction concerning deaths in custody or as a result of police operations.
27. No person may address the coroner or the jury as to the facts of who the deceased was and how, when and where the deceased came by his or her death.

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