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The job of a coroner is to confirm and certify the death of an individual. This is usually a government official in a particular jurisdiction.
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Who do coroners work for?
Coroners almost always work for government on some level. Just about every level of jurisdiction has coroners working for them in some capacity.
How much do coroners make each year?
starting out coroners only make 45,000 a year
Where do coroners work?
morgue
Who can diagnose death?
coroners
Where coroners work?
Morgue.
In Canada how much is a coroners salary?
In Canada coroners earn an average salary of $36,403 to $67,843 for an entry level position. However, after twenty years in the field many coroners earn over $100,000.
What benefits do coroners get?
Jordan Bell
Does all coroners court have juries in the hearing off the death case when it first happens?
(in the US) Not all jurisdictions have Coroners Juries ore conduct inquests.
What has the author George Rogerson written?
George Rogerson has written: 'A letter to the reform corporations on the necessity of electing medical coroners' -- subject(s): Coroners 'THE CIRCLE'
Who has more power the sheriff or the coroners of the county?
The sheriff
What has the author Paul Matthews written?
Paul Matthews has written: 'Jervis on the office and duties of coroners' -- subject(s): Coroners 'Disclosure' -- subject(s): Discovery (Law)
Does Louisiana have a coroner?
The state's coroners are members of the judicial branch. In each parish a coroner is elected for a term of four years. Coroners must generally be licensed doctors
