inquest

an inquest conducted by a coroner to determine the cause of death

a complete and thorough official investigation into the cause of a death

a new investigation, often ordered by a court when new evidence emerges

the official decision made at the end of an inquest

the group of people selected to hear the evidence at an inquest and make a finding

indicates the subject or cause that is being investigated

indicates the person or people who are the subject of the inquest

the inquest announces its official decision or finding

used in reporting to state what evidence or testimony was presented at an inquest

the inquest concluded something as a fact based on the evidence presented

used in reporting to state that an inquest has begun

the inquest reached a formal conclusion about something based on evidence

indicates being present during the formal investigation

to have or carry out a formal inquest

to officially organize and carry out an inquest

to formally begin an inquest

to officially command that an inquest must be held

to start an inquest again that was previously closed

to be present at the proceedings of an inquest

to temporarily stop the proceedings of an inquest, to be continued at a later time