Converse of object

• obstruct: Proof of this offense does not require proof of the specific intent required for obstructing a coroner.

• notify: He expressed surprise that the Respondents had not notified the Coroner of their concerns over the death of Margaret Abbot.

• appoint: Coroner or deputy coroner appointed for any district in Northern Ireland.

• inform: Treasure finds can also be reported to your local Finds Liaison Officer who can inform the relevant Coroner of the find on your behalf.

Converse of subject

• certify: In this case, the cause was certified by the coroner.

Adjective modifier

• deputy: Coroner or deputy coroner appointed for any district in Northern Ireland.

• assistant: The cause of death was given as a ligature round the neck and assistant coroner Mr Michael Charman recorded a verdict of suicide.

Modifies a noun

• inquest: In each case a coroners inquest was carried out.

• jury: The coroners jury felt that he had a case to answer and the jury at the Old Bailey found him guilt of the crime.

• reform: The BMA submitted its initial response to the draft coroner reform Bill on 15th June 2006 - read more here.

Noun used with modifier

• deputy: At an inquest in Rochdale this week deputy coroner Dennis Everett did not disclose the contents of the tape.

• district: The inquest was held on Tuesday evening at the Horse Shoe Inn, Bardsley, by Mr J F PRICE, district coroner.

• county: A Federal one, a Florida State one or a county coroner?

Possessives

• inquest: Do you know what a coroner's inquest is?

• jury: A coroner's jury found the parish officers guilty of causing Mary Cole's death by neglect.

• verdict: Over the 10 years just over 27,000 men and nearly 8,000 women committed suicide, according to coroners ' verdicts.

• court: What is the number for the coroner's court?

• district: Consequential changes are made to parishes, local government electoral areas, petty sessional divisions and coroners ' districts.

• officer: At the flat a coroner's officer took possession of some sleeping tablets.

Preposition: for

• district: The coroner for the district has been communicated with.