Doctor in Medicine: and Other Papers on Professional SubjectsArno Press, 1972 - 308 sider |
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... coroner . Originally , it was connected with the Pleas of the Crown , and was of the most honorable character . The Lord Chief Justice of England was the prin- cipal coroner in the kingdom , and could exercise the duties in any part of ...
... coroner . Originally , it was connected with the Pleas of the Crown , and was of the most honorable character . The Lord Chief Justice of England was the prin- cipal coroner in the kingdom , and could exercise the duties in any part of ...
Side 71
... coroner exists , and the rules which govern it do not differ materially from those imposed by the English laws . These are loose and indefinite to a degree that renders the office almost nugatory when administered , as it now too often ...
... coroner exists , and the rules which govern it do not differ materially from those imposed by the English laws . These are loose and indefinite to a degree that renders the office almost nugatory when administered , as it now too often ...
Side 73
... coroner , and compel the selection of a competent person as its incumbent . The laws should define with exactness the various duties to be performed by the coroner , such as causing , in all cases , post- mortem examinations by ...
... coroner , and compel the selection of a competent person as its incumbent . The laws should define with exactness the various duties to be performed by the coroner , such as causing , in all cases , post- mortem examinations by ...
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