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Inquests into the deaths of the three patients have been opened and adjourned to a later date at the request of the police.
Woman arrested over Stepping Hill hospital 'saline sabotage' deaths 2011
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Inquests, however, are in the business of faithful reconstruction – faithful to what witnesses saw then, unaffected by what they may later have come to believe.
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I am of course delighted at the decision on control orders (which should be abolished outright), just as I was at the decision to drop the loathsome proposals for secret Coroner's Inquests.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009
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And readers of "" Grand Inquests '' will quickly conclude that the chief justice does not take kindly to partisan legislators who want to inflict damage on the presidency for political reasons.
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For people trying to sort through what happened back then -- and what may unfold in the coming season -- there is no better guide than a hitherto-obscure 1992 book called "" Grand Inquests: The Historic Impeachments of Justice Samuel Chase and President Andrew Johnson. ''
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"" Grand Inquests '' illuminates Rehnquist's firm belief that partisan differences alone are insufficient predicates for removing a high official from office.
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Inquests, scandal, outing the crimes, indictments, and working to swing more of the Congress our way — that is the only real path we have before us.
Think Progress » ‘Tens of thousands’ turn out to protest Iraq escalation. 2007
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Inquests into both deaths will be held from April 23 to 25.
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He said the Inquests Act allowed the court to make a finding of conspiracy and incitement to murder.
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-- In terms of the Inquests Act, 1959 (No 58 of 1959), an inquest is held whenever an Attorney-General decides that insufficient evidence is available to institute criminal proceedings in respect of the unnatural death of a person.
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