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When called to a Coroner’s court

Gabrielle Pendlebury

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Dr Gabrielle Pendlebury follows last month’s advice on how to prepare for an inquest by looking at the different ways you could be involved in an inquest hearing and what to expect on the day.

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Dr Gabrielle Pendlebury follows last month’s advice on how to prepare for an inquest by looking at the different ways you could be involved in an inquest hearing and what to expect on the day.

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Dr Gabrielle Pendlebury follows last month’s advice on how to prepare for an inquest by looking at the different ways you could be involved in an inquest hearing and what to expect on the day.

Key concepts: Inquest, Coroner, Law, Psychology, Political science, Medicine, Medical emergency, Poison control

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