Coroner's Report

/ˈkɒrənərz rɪˌpɔːrt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) An official document prepared by a coroner that details the findings from an investigation into a death, including cause and manner of death.
    The court reviewed the coroner's report to understand the circumstances surrounding the victim's death.

Forms

  • coroner's report
  • coroners' reports

Commentary

The coroner's report is distinct from but related to autopsy and death certificates; it often forms critical evidence in legal proceedings concerning cause of death.

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