Do Inquests Get Published?

Inquests are in public
All inquests are public and anyone can attend. Reports of an inquest may be published in national and local newspapers, but in practice only a minority of inquests are actually reported.

Are the results of an inquest made public?

Inquests are open to the public and the media. ... Coroners decide who should take part to give evidence as witnesses at an inquest. Witnesses will first be questioned by a Coroner, and there may be further questions by 'properly interested people' or their legal representatives.

Are coroners inquests published?

The coroner will open the inquest in order to issue a burial order or cremation certificate (if not already issued immediately after the post-mortem examination) as well as hearing evidence confirming the identity of the deceased. ... Inquests are open to the public and journalists are usually present.

Robert Thorne

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