University of Bolton: Coronial Law Short Course22/08/2024

University of Bolton: Coronial Law Short Course

Commencing 26th September 2024

The Centre for Contemporary Coronial Law at the University of Bolton is pleased to announce that the highly successful Coronial Law short course will be offered again, starting on Thursday, 26th September 2024.

This course is designed for those involved with or aspiring to work within the coronial service. It provides comprehensive theoretical and practical knowledge of coronial law, including training on the application of the law to real-world scenarios.

Delivered by experienced professionals, the course emphasises practical skills to prepare participants for working within coronial courts and handling inquest cases.

While this course is generally aimed at those working around the coronial system rather than coroners themselves—except perhaps newly appointed coroners—it is also suitable for those seeking to apply for coronial positions, coroner's officers, or others involved in the inquest process, such as hospital coronial liaison officers.

Course Schedule:

• 26th September 2024
  Lecture 1 – Coroners
  Professor Alan Walsh
  HM Area Coroner, Manchester West
• 10th October 2024
  Lecture 2 – Investigations
  Professor Christopher Dorries OBE
  Retired HM Senior Coroner, South Yorkshire West
• 24th October 2024
  Seminar/Case Studies
  Professor Christopher Dorries OBE
  Retired HM Senior Coroner, South Yorkshire West
• 7th November 2024
  Lecture 3 – Inquests (Part I)
  Professor Alan Walsh
  HM Area Coroner, Manchester West
• 21st November 2024
  Lecture 4 – Inquests (Part II)
  Professor Alan Walsh
  HM Area Coroner, Manchester West
• 5th December 2024
  Lecture 5 – Article 2
  Timothy Brennand
  HM Senior Coroner, Manchester West
• 9th January 2025
  Mock Inquest and Celebration
  Professor Christopher Dorries OBE
  Retired HM Senior Coroner, South Yorkshire West
  Professor Alan Walsh
  HM Area Coroner, Manchester West

Course Details:

• All sessions will be conducted via MS Teams from 18:00 to 20:30.
• The cost per session is £50, or £300 for the complete series.
• To book your place, visit the University of Bolton website at www.bolton.ac.uk or use the direct link here: Book Course.

Contact Information:

For more details, please contact Dr Alicia Danielsson.

Email: [email protected]