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Article 2 inquest not required if only a “mere error or medical negligence”
Causative failings under Art 2: a challenge to Lewis looms
Cheryl James Inquest - Deepcut Barracks - factual findings and a conclusion of ‘suicide’ handed down
Deepcut Coroner decides to hear inquest without jury
Determining the scope of an Art 2 Inquest: the need for an arguable contribution
Emergency Hospital Treatment & Article 2 Inquests: Fernandes applied to domestic law
Inquest delay and damages
Inquest reveals Police and IPCC failings
Is the s.13 fiat process in the interests of justice?
More Art 2 Inquests required after public bodies’ regulatory failures?
Northern Irish High Court refuse Finucane Public Inquiry
Polarising the dichotomy! Inquest juries need it kept clear and simple
Possible causation and Art 2 conclusions: Was Lewis possibly wrong?
Resuming an inquest after a criminal conviction: Art 2, informal patients and the investigatory obligation
Sean Benton ‘Deepcut’ Inquest – Coroner’s conclusions returned
Self inflicted deaths in prison: “Something must be done” – but what?
Self-defence and Inquests: Subjective or Objective reasonableness?
The Joint Select Committee on Human Rights Enforcement - Inquest Strand
The low threshold for calling a jury in police deaths
What does Article 2 require after a death in prison from “natural causes”?

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