Coronial Finding Published

Detects published coronial findings and recommendations under the Coroners Act 2003 (Qld). Although coronial findings are public documents, they contain sensitive details about the circumstances and cause of death, manner of death, and identity of deceased persons. Government agencies handling these documents should classify them as SENSITIVE Legal due to the distressing nature of the content.

Type
keyword_proximity
Engine
universal
Confidence
low
Confidence justification
Low-medium: coronial findings are published documents, so the classifier labels handling rather than secrecy. Enforce tiers need the published findings header structure; 85 also needs a named deceased and cause/manner evidence. Statistics, textbooks and news carry the phrases without the header fields and stay at 65.
Jurisdictions
au
Regulations
Coroners Act 2003 (Qld)
Frameworks
QGISCF
Data categories
law-enforcement, government
Scope
narrow
Risk rating
3

Pattern

(?i)\b(?:coronial\s+(?:findings?|inquest|investigation|report)|findings\s+of\s+inquest|inquest\s+(?:into|findings?|recommendations?)|coroner(?:'s|s)?\s+(?:findings?|recommendations?|report|court)|non-inquest\s+findings?)\b

Corroborative evidence keywords

SENSITIVE, Legal, coronial finding, coroner, inquest, cause of death, manner of death, autopsy, post-mortem, Coroners Court, Coroners Act 2003, State Coroner, Deputy State Coroner, recommendations, investigation, enforcement, prosecution, arrest, evidence, forensic (+24 more)

Proximity: 300 characters

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