inquest造句

The judge awaits the coroner's inquest before giving a verdict.

Finally he stammered, in a stifled voice, "harry, did you say an inquest?"

The two-week inquest heard that officers could deviate from standard guidance in some circumstances.

At the inquest, the accident was imputed to a mechanical failure of the signalling system.

The Coroner's Court conducts inquest and inquires into the causes of and circumstances connected with the death.

But in August a policeman came to brief me before the inquest and to show me the pictures.

Ultimately, the evidence from our investigation will, rightly, be tested and challenged in a public forum before an inquest jury.

The singer Amy Winehouse died from alcohol poisoning after a drinking binge following a period of abstinence, an inquest has heard.

Special protection for women in ancient China is respectively reflected in criminal inquest, system of imprisonment, system of execution and system of implication.

But the inquest into his death concluded that it could have been avoided had the army only followed "proper procedures" in treating him.

A woman suffered fatal injuries when she was trampled by cows as she walked across a field, an inquest heard today.

The people's court, when investigating and verifying the evidence, may conduct inquest and inspection, effect distraint, make expert evaluation and inquiry, and freeze.

The movie aims to prove that a 2007/8 inquest into Diana's death was a cover-up by the "establishment" and "dark forces, " according to a statement from the film makers.