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Meanings of post-mortem report in English

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Usage of post-mortem report in English
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The post-mortem report will form a key part of the prosecution's case.
The South African
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The post-mortem report showed Ms Carlyle positive for opiates, methadone and sedatives.
The Irish Times
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A post-mortem report found Macia suffered extensive head injuries, lacerations and bruising.
The South African
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The prosecutor also pointed out that police only just received a post-mortem report.
Radio NZ
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Monica Miller said the PFF was calling for a review of the post-mortem report.
Radio NZ
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A post-mortem report revealed he sustained 28 injuries.
The Guardian
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A post-mortem report found that Mr Gray sustained his injury by slamming into a van wall during the ride.
Radio NZ
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Prof Thomas Marshall was questioned repeatedly by counsel for the victims' families about his original post-mortem report on Barney McGuigan.
The Irish Times
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A preliminary post-mortem report into the death of a woman in Co Antrim yesterday has found no evidence of foul play.
The Irish Times
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A post-mortem report showed that she died of a heart attack in the presence of peritonitis due to perforations of the bowel.
The Irish Times
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A post-mortem report showed an extensive brain injury as a result of a low-oxygen environment, occurred at least three days before Charlotte died.
Radio NZ
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She then put a photo up for the jury to see of a bruised and unconscious Ihaka Stokes and read out the toddler's post-mortem report.
Radio NZ
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None of them have received post-mortem reports.
Reuters
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Mr Williams said he had written to the police asking for post-mortem reports but had had no meaningful answers.
Radio NZ
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Well, post-mortem reports are often used as key evidence in criminal cases and determining cause of death… so you see where the issue comes in.
The South African
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