A sudden death is always reported to the coroner. An investigation is commenced immediately, and you will be contacted shortly afterwards
information on the process for families dealing with the court system
support services which are offered in coronial division and list of other support services
Legal rights of senior next of kin, Hierarchy, delegation of responsibilities
guidance on investigations for lawyers and laypersons involving sudden deaths
Focuses on investigations involving sudden deaths rather than fires and explosions, designed for legal practitioners, medical professionals,
the role of medical practitioners in the context of the coroner’s court and their responsibilities in reporting deaths.
details the rights of interested persons, including viewing statements, receiving updates, and participating in inquests,
Education, Information Sessions
a public hearing to inquire into a death, fire or explosion, coroners involvement in directing investigations, is an inquest necessary
A meeting to plan out the rest of the investigation or inquest, involving parties to the case and chaired by a coroner. To gather parties, identify issues
The page details the inquest process, including the role of witnesses and the importance of their evidence in court. It emphasizes support for witnesses
The page explains that coroners’ findings are the facts established after an investigation or inquest into a death, fire, or explosion.
functions and processes of coronial division, message from coroner, information on how the court investigates deaths
The page explains that all magistrates are coroners under the Act, and specific magistrates are allocated primarily coronial duties.
Outlines the legislative framework of the Coronial Division of the Magistrates Court of Tasmania
Defines what constitutes a reportable death under the Coroners Act 1995. Explains who is considered the senior next of kin and their role.
Guidelines on appropriate behavior and dress code in court, A typical day, including the roles of coroners, associates, and administrative officers
various forms for the public in relation to the coronial process
Lists various support services, challenges of coping with sudden loss, resources
Contact details for inquiries about the coronial process or information about an investigation. Information on government benefits and claims.
Details about the fees and various documents and services provided by the coroner's court.
Details about who assists the coroner with medical expertise for investigations, who provides scientific analysis for coronial investigations