Definition: Coroner'ship is a professional title that refers to a person who is responsible for conducting inquests and other legal proceedings related to deaths. In the United States, coroners are appointed by the governor of the state where they live. They have specialized training and qualifications, as well as extensive experience in handling cases involving death. Coronerships are typically held by members of law enforcement agencies or law schools who specialize in criminal investigations and criminal procedure.
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