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Significados de coroner en inglés

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forense

A public official who investigates by inquest any death not due to natural causes.

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coroner
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coroner

Government official who confirms and certifies the death of an individual.

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Uso de coroner en inglés
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A coroner said last month police had failed to respond quickly enough.
Reuters
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It was in reports; the coroner will have read them.' Bardolph sighed.
The coldest blood
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The coroner heard accounts of extraordinary courage from many individual emergency workers.
The Guardian
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A coroner's spokesman said a final report was still two weeks away.
Reuters
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I have not seen the coroner; but I will take the responsibility.
North and South
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The singer George Michael died of natural causes, a coroner has said.
The Irish Times
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So you ride in and tell the sheriff and tell the coroner.
Starr, of the Desert
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The coroner's report said the 39-year-old had just finished an hour's exercise.
Radio NZ
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He said the case was turned over to the county coroner's office.
Reuters
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A coroner has claimed a 400 per cent increase in suicide rates.
The Irish Times
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The ministry said it would send the coroner's report to all schools.
Radio NZ
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A coroner cannot hold an inquest while criminal proceedings are under way.
Radio NZ
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The coroner is expected to hand down his findings later this month.
The Guardian
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They arrived previous to the coroner; the body had not been removed.
Watch Yourself Go By
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We have been appointed to investigate by the King's coroner,' I said.
Sovereign
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The Indonesian military said the coroner's verdict was an Australian domestic affair.
Reuters
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coroner
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Coroner a través del tiempo
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