The grieving family who says the coroner's courts aren't working
A grieving family is raising concerns about the effectiveness of the UK's coroner's court system, using one man's death as a case study. Their experience highlights the mounting pressures and inefficiencies affecting the coroner's courts, which are responsible for investigating unexplained or suspicious deaths.
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