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NO. 14 OF 2010
Section | |
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7. | Reporting of death by police officer |
8. | Duty to preserve medical records by persons in charge of hospital, medical clinic
and place of custody |
9. | Body not to be moved |
PART III INVESTIGATIONS INTO DEATHS | |
10. | Investigations into deaths |
11. | Police officer to report to Coroner |
12. | Viewing of body by Coroner |
13. | Police officer to report to Public Prosecutor in certain cases |
14. | Duty of police officer to investigate cause of death if directed by Public Prosecutor |
15. | Power of police officer to investigate |
16. | Coroner or Public Prosecutor may direct forensic pathologist to investigate |
17. | Powers of forensic pathologist |
PART IV POST-MORTEM EXAMINATION AND POWERS OF CORONER TO ORDER BURIAL, CREMATION OR EXHUMATION | |
18. | When post-mortem examination necessary |
19. | Conduct of post-mortem examination |
20. | Post-mortem examination report and special examination report |
21. | Power of Coroner to order exhumation |
22. | Power of Coroner to order release for burial, cremation, etc. |
23. | Coroner to report to Public Prosecutor if body is released without inquiry |
PART V CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH INQUIRY IS HELD | |
24. | Jurisdiction of Coroner to hold inquiry |
25. | Duty of Coroner to hold inquiry |
26. | Power of Public Prosecutor to require inquiry |
PART VI INQUIRIES INTO DEATH | |
27. | Purpose of inquiry |
28. | Pre-inquiry review |
29. | Notice of inquiry |
30. | Summoning of witnesses and production of documents |
31. | Inquiries to be made public |
32. | Assessors |
33. | Evidence by conditioned statements |
34. | Reading over evidence and correction |
35. | Questioning of witnesses |