Coroner and forensic doctor

0A coroner is a public official, but otherwise I suppose they do pretty much the same thing when a death is unnatural-- look for clues and reasons. 0-

0 In BrE the coroner is a doctor or a lawyer. They hold inquests, and take evidence, but do not themselves look for clues etc. 02br
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0 Thank you, Mr. Micawber. Nice to see you here. 02br
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0 Abbie, thanks for sharing the inoformation. 02br
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0 Hi, Elinor: 02br
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00 In Canada, a coroner is also medical professional employed by the local, provincial or federal government. He or she is a medical doctor who deals with death: dead bodies. The coroner's goal is to discover 02br
00cause(s) of death. That is all. The coroner's 'clients' are everyone and he/she is not relegated to those involved som

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00Sure, I am interested and would like to see the abstract of that paper. But I don't know how to contact you? 02br
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Plastic surgory doctor testified in a criminal opened court how the injuries to the victim occur and claimed that the injury was done due to multiple (25) blows by closed fists, on the same area of the victim's face. Based on the doctor's testimony indicated that he did not have any school and/or training to acquire the necessay experience to give forensic testimony in opened court. Furthermore,

In Mexico a coroner or forensic doctor is the same, he/she tries to find out the causes of death, works for the Goverment only. Liliana

How do patologist and medical examiner fit here? What is the difference?

Antonia

no a coroner is a person who handles the deceased at the crime scene, they take no evidence. the medical doctor or the medical examiner is the one to pronounce you dead at the scene, they are the one to do the autopsy .. so no they are completely two different occupations...