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Impermissible to challenge a criminal conviction at a fresh inquest
Must article 2 inquiries seek to identify those responsible for the death?
Over half a century later it’s still in the interest of justice to order a fresh inquest
Overturning an open verdict after a murder conviction
Probably unlawful killing: a new inquest conclusion
Self-defence and Inquests: Subjective or Objective reasonableness?
The implications of Maughan: the Chief Coroner's Law Sheet #6
This was probably suicide: the criminal standard of proof is no longer required.

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