An INQUEST evening conference: Inquest Practice and Procedure, Coronial Law and Judicial Review, and the Chief Coroner's Guidance, Law Sheets and Bench Book

INQUEST warmly invites INQUEST Lawyers' Group (ILG) members to an evening conference on the key themes and recent developments in inquest law, practice and procedure. A panel of specialist inquest practitioners will cover a wide range of the current key issues in inquest law, practice and procedure including:

• The Chief Coroner’s Guidance, Law Sheets and Bench Book: points to look out for, how to use the Chief Coroner’s resources in inquest proceedings, and possible challenges.

• Natural causes deaths: the state of the law, Article 2 arguments, funding, and practical tips on approaching inquest hearings in natural causes cases

• Open justice and media reporting restrictions at inquests: the role of the media in inquest proceedings and making open justice arguments on behalf of the media and bereaved families.

• A year in coronial law and inquest judicial review: recent inquest and Article 2 judicial review, the role of the Chief Coroner in the Administrative Court, and future challenges.

• Recent solicitor and barrister experiences and practical tips for effective representation.

The conference will carry 3.5 hours of accredited CPD and training materials will be provided to all delegates.

Speakers:

• Kirsten Heaven (Garden Court Chambers)
• Sarah Ricca (Deighton Pierce Glynn)
• Deborah Coles (INQUEST)
• Jesse Nicholls (Doughty Street Chambers)
• Sara Lomri (Bindmans)
• Caoilfhionn Gallagher (Doughty Street Chambers)
• Nancy Collins (Irwin Mitchell)

To avoid disappointment book early on-line or by emailing training@inquest.org.uk.

Please note that this seminar is not being administered by Garden Court Chambers. Therefore, any queries should be directed to INQUEST's email address above.