Medical examiners: The White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy is contemplating nationwide standards for medical examiners and coroners.
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They will have a title such as a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE), Sexual Assault Forensic Examiners (SAFEs), or Sexual Assault Examiners (SAEs).
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But medical examiners do more than just identify bodies and causes of death, said Graham, who is also the past president of the National Association of Medical Examiners.
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Examiners rejected the ramp as an encroachment on the sidewalk.
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Her death has been deemed a homicide by medical examiners.
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Medical examiners are working to determine the cause of death.
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Some examiners are trained specifically to work with child victims.
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Examiners also became concerned with how Kaveladze handled the money.
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"Medical Examiners are not law enforcement officials," Hirsch had said.
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Medical examiners determined Isabel died of multiple blunt force trauma.
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Those bodies were cremated before medical examiners looked at them.
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Carl's death was ruled an "apparent homicide" by medical examiners.
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The language states use to direct examiners also varies widely.
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Medical examiners provide crucial insights into public health and safety.
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The NICS examiners make hundreds of hard decisions every day.
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But the agency plans to merge its team of brokerage examiners with another group of examiners who police exchanges and other self-regulatory organizations, one of the people familiar with the SEC's plans said.
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The two local medical examiners who sided with Sheriff Shoar experienced their own setbacks in March, when the Florida Medical Examiners Commission accused them of violating state rules in their handling of the O'Connell case.
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Examiners might push back against a system that removes the choice.
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First, examiners of patent applications need more time and better tools.
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When the time comes examiners will grade her poise and delivery.
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Medical examiners determined two of the victims died from blunt trauma.
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Today's the day: two BBFC examiners are currently watching 'Paint Drying'.
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Medical examiners said they found bruises and scratches on the woman.
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The job requires examiners to break apart bodies: hard physical work.
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Financial examiners ensure compliance with laws governing financial institutions and transactions.
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The examiners found that the bank might be put into receivership.
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According to medical examiners, Lincoln suffered a skull fracture and brain bleed.
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A 2011 study asked 169 fingerprint examiners to analyze dozens of fingerprints.
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Patent examiners and accountants were among the least likely professionals to depart.
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So technically, examiners are still being told to refuse marks for scandalousness.
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But medical examiners in many jurisdictions said they can't get the money.
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According to the statement, medical examiners eventually determined Violet had been strangled.
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Two months after her death, medical examiners determined murder was the cause.
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Bank examiners will not punish lenders for such forbearance, the regulators said.
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Police tell PEOPLE that medical examiners are working to identify the remains.
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Medical examiners are still trying to determine how Juliana and Julian died.
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She'sbeen badly beaten and medical examiners find evidence she's since given birth.
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Since 1990, the New York fellowship program has trained 100 medical examiners.
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There were two men there in uniform...They said, 'We're medical examiners.
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PEOPLE confirms medical examiners in Georgia determined Mercedes' death was a homicide.
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With the soaring death toll, routine autopsies are overwhelming medical examiners everywhere.
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Medical examiners say the boy, Felipe Gomez Alonzo, tested positive for influenza.
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Our source gave us the inside track on what examiners look for.
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In some cases, medical examiners or coroners can identify a specific substance used.
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The report noted the absence of federal standards for training sexual assault examiners.
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The GAO report identified various challenges to training and retaining sexual assault examiners.
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But after an outcry, it sent part-time license examiners to those counties.
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Researchers used a database with detailed suicide reports from coroners and medical examiners.
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The Detroit Medical Examiners Office determined he had committed suicide by hanging himself.
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Some failures that CFPB examiners identified have already been remedied, the report said.
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Markings around her neck were also consistent with suicide, the medical examiners said.
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Furthermore, Casey's death was never attributed to the storm by local medical examiners.
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The sheriff, Deputy Banks and the medical examiners still say it was suicide.
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Chief medical examiners of New Jersey, Los Angeles County and Cook County, Ill.
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Recently, the Supreme Court, in North Carolina State Board of Dental Examiners v.
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The arrest comes days after medical examiners determined Noah's death was a homicide.
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"Officials in one state [Wisconsin] estimated that while the state trained 540 examiners over a two-year period, only 42 of those examiners were still practicing in the state at the end of those two years," according to the GAO.
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It has promoted awareness of excited delirium, sending hundreds of pamphlets a year to medical examiners explaining how to detect the condition, and spending "tens of thousands" annually to send examiners to conferences where it is discussed, CEO Smith has testified.
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Medical examiners are working to determine causes of death for all five deceased people.
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Forensic examiners removing bodies after a gas explosion in Hidalgo state, Mexico, on Jan.
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The investigation is ongoing, with medical examiners working to determine her cause of death.
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Patty Murray (D-Washington), aims to improve access to qualified examiners through various means.
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The letter also asks that the department create federal standards of care for examiners.
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And bankers and financial examiners are sort of hot on the trail of this.
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DFS examiners, arriving in July, found an "unmanageable" backlog of alerts for suspicious transactions.
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Some patent examiners, for example, are known to be harder to impress than others.
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Bank examiners faulted leveraged loans for having too-loose repayment schedules and liberal underwriting.
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But medical examiners found six puncture wounds and noted the rake was four-pronged.
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Medical examiners believe the girl was fatally pummeled over the course of one weekend.
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Medical examiners have determined Chanetta Powell's unborn son died because she did, police claim.
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Medical examiners concluded that "sleep apnea and other undetermined factors" contributed to her death.
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A notable example is with the North Carolina (NC) State Board of Dental Examiners.
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Death certificates are generally completed by funeral directors, attending physicians, medical examiners and coroners.
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Alexis died from asphyxiation, medical examiners determined after performing an autopsy on her remains.
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Medical examiners and sheriffs agreed that the Border Patrol doesn't ask for their numbers.
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Medical examiners later detected contusions on his face, forearms, chest, buttocks and lower abdomen.
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However, examiners noted the cut was consistent with both consensual and non-consensual sex.
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The 85033 bodies were cremated before medical examiners looked at them, according to BuzzFeed.
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Technological advances sweeping the financial industry will be reflected by examiners in several ways.
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But medical examiners found six puncture wounds and noted the rake was four-pronged.
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To this point, the medical examiners office has declined to take questions from reporters.
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And for people who do work as sexual examiners, the drop-off rate is high.
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Police did not suspect any foul play but local medical examiners are investigating his death.
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"Families will suffer," said Dr. David Fowler, president of the National Association of Medical Examiners.
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According to medical examiners, Lincoln had sustained a skull fracture as well as brain bleeding.
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Better compliance and making audits more efficient, said the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners' McNeal.
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Officials said medical examiners were determining whether another four deaths in Florida were storm-related.
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Of the 2800 Texas counties nearest the border, only four employ their own medical examiners.
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Each state has different standards, not to mention regulatory examiners with varying degrees of sophistication.
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Medical examiners are currently conducting an autopsy to confirm EEE as her cause of death.
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Medical: The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is proposing new rules for medical examiners.
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While they perform similar official tasks, medical examiners and coroners don't have identical job requirements.
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The medical examiners of Long Island's two counties, Nassau and Suffolk, compiled the new numbers.
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I gasped at the way some of the admissions examiners slouched in front of applicants.
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On the walls of the hallway were small boxes and envelopes, recreations of the dozens of rape kits that Shvarts had collected from forensic examiners, sexual assault nurse examiners, and other sexual assault response experts from across the country, displayed in alphabetical order by state.
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How he killed her has yet to be determined – medical examiners are currently reviewing her body.
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Medical examiners also noted severe damage to his tailbone, indicating he was struck with great force.
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More than two dozen investigators and examiners have been on the scene in Woodruff since Thursday.
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Medical examiners eventually concluded Mark Short died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.
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Whenever New Hampshire's medical examiners suspect someone died of a drug overdose, they autopsy the body.
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In grayed states, medical examiners reported fewer than 20 deaths that involved both cocaine and fentanyl.
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Medical examiners disagreed on what killed the child, initially ruling that Prince had drowned, Ebert says.
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Meanwhile, the state's Board of Dental Examiners has suspended Robbins' license to practice dentistry, officials confirm.
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And coroners and medical examiners use varying standards to assess a Taser's role in a death.
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This was the largest data set WIRED received, including copious data on both applicants and examiners.
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Rondini was treated by Tuscaloosa's DCH Regional Medical Center, which doesn't employ sexual assault forensic examiners.
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Herrera supports the idea, saying it would give medical examiners the opportunity to assess players objectively.
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Medical examiners who pin deaths on Tasers often don't understand the underlying science, the company said.
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Waters said medical examiners with the Sacramento County Coroner's office would determine the cause of death.
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Yet many medical examiners still use scientifically contested methods to rule an infant death a homicide.
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"The State Board of Medical Examiners is in charge of credentialing and licensing physicians," she said.
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Government examiners' requests for additional information on H-1B visa applications tripled in the same period.
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The results revealed that examiners' work output spiked by 503% after transitioning to a WFA program.
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But me, I'd known what to expect before the disappointing news from the bar examiners arrived.
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Once the packet was collected, Willie sent it to the Connecticut bar examiners, and we waited.
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Ms. Rosenfeld suggested finding someone who is certified by the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners.
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In Florida, examiners collect underwear, while in Washington, they request a survivor's underpants; in Louisiana, panties.
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More than 300 of the 415 examiners paid for unworked hours received above average performance reviews.
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Research shows that sexual assault nurse examiners finish examinations in shorter time periods than untrained staff.
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An investigation into the crash is under way, and state medical examiners will perform an autopsy.
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"The NVDRS collects circumstantial data through reports by coroners, medical examiners, and law enforcement," said Holland.
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Last month, medical examiners ruled Prince died of an accidental, self-administered overdose of opioid painkiller fentanyl.
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His body was so badly decomposed that medical examiners were unable to confirm how the child died.
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Rather, additional training for medical examiners will suffice to help them detect issues during routine pilot checkups.
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An autopsy was performed Wednesday but medical examiners have yet to release the official cause of death.
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According to court documents, examiners found bruising on the woman's neck and tears in her vaginal wall.
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It was medical examiners who sifted through the remains of more than 2,700 victims after the Sept.
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Doctors and nurses, teachers, retail workers, and examiners of all kinds are the most popular roleplay characters.
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The voice of my assailant's ghost.... The voices of students, teachers, colleagues, mentors, examiners, interrogators, enlighteners, oppressors.
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Examiners found that Gary, the son of Browne&aposs girlfriend, had a broken clavicle and internal injuries.
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However, she doesn't believe that vicarious trauma is the sole reason behind the shortage of nurse examiners.
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At the same time, the examiners knew the patients had been complaining of neurological symptoms, he noted.
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Mercedes' parents spoke to WSB-TV, who want answers in the wake of the medical examiners' ruling.
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The first leaders of the F.B.I., known then as chief examiners, were appointed by the attorney general.
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Each question, examiners say, can then be measured against the baseline to see whether it's a lie.
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Medical examiners often testify at trials for homicides, domestic violence, drug trafficking, assaults and other lethal crimes.
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A victim of the 9/11 attacks has been identified, nearly 16 years later, medical examiners said.
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Officials said medical examiners were determining whether another four deaths in Florida were due to the storm.
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The Fed has also recently told on-the-ground bank examiners not to treat 2013 guidelines outlining restrictions on leveraged lending as a hard-and-fast rule - a subject of contention among bankers, who say examiners have imposed the guidelines as though they were the letter of the law.
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Alabama State Board of Medical Examiners General Counsel Wilson Hunter has said the agency is monitoring the situation.
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Martha Weaver, a spokesperson for the Midwest Medical Examiners Office, said an autopsy was completed at 1 p.m.
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These factors, plus the emotional and physical demands on examiners, lead to low retention rates, the report said.
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It could allow bank examiners to spot deficiencies that could otherwise escape notice as the regulatory net loosens.
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Sexual assault nurse examiners (SANEs) are specially trained to perform exams, but there is a dearth of them.
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Bank examiners flagged the $2774,22015 deposit as suspicious because they could not determine the origin of the funds.
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Examiners said the transaction referenced a short-term loan, but they could find little information about the company.
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Building up local teams, Bastawrous has also worked with village leaders to train examiners at a low cost.
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Medical examiners ruled last month he died of an accidental, self-administered overdose of the opioid painkiller fentanyl.
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Moreover, only 257% of examiners have taken special training in order to better diagnose and treat the illnesses.
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The OCC typically issues only a few such memos each year to help examiners navigate complex banking issues.
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The OCC conveyed that message to examiners in a January conference call, as well as the "tips" memo.
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Under the agreement, SEC examiners and an independent consultant will review activity at Point72, which invests Cohen's fortune.
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Screening new hires used to involve lengthy, expensive polygraph tests, which typically require certified examiners to facilitate them.
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The evidence was shared anew with three other medical examiners who told investigators they saw signs of homicide.
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Failure to do so is likely to result in, at a minimum, examiners citing the firm for deficiencies.
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The agency's staff of 600 includes 24 senior medical examiners, 20 of whom graduated from the fellowship program.
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Michael Graham, president of the National Association of Medical Examiners in 2005, was approached by Taser in 2007.
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Even so, bankers say they have not felt much difference on the ground when it comes to examiners.
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Examiners were puzzled when they found records showing that the Maldives had become an oil exporter, he said.
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Her body has been sent to the medical examiners office in Richmond, where an autopsy will be conducted.
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Generally speaking, coroners and medical examiners who examine the deceased victim will testify for the prosecution in court.
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Gergel criticized the FBI's policy to deny background check examiners access to the database, known as N-DEx.
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On the morning of May 220, 23, the Connecticut bar examiners released the results of the bar exam.
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For the autopsy, examiners ordered three toxicology tests on Craig — blood, urine and vitreous fluid of the eye.
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Examiners said they were reluctant to reduce requests for documents and meetings for fear of missing important information.
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Aviation medical examiners may still issue certificates to qualified pilots at the time of a regular FAA physical exam.
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"Like other hospitals in King County, Swedish does not have Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE) onsite," the director said.
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"We were told in some states that some hospitals didn't pay trained examiners to be on call," Iritani said.
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The demand is daunting, with coroners and medical examiners reporting more than 12,200 unknown corpses in the US today.
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Bank examiners found this suspicious because Corsy was an import-export business, while Oui 2 was involved with music.
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Not for bar exams in North Carolina, according to a new announcement by the state's Board of Law Examiners.
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It needs assistance and fine-tuning by a human, and it will not slip past forensic examiners and scientists.
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This bypasses one of the pitfalls of polygraphs: human examiners, who can carry their biases when they interpret tests.
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Medical examiners are conducting an autopsy on the unknown woman to determine her name and what caused her death.
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Medical examiners are still working to identify the human remains that were recovered from the Lubbock site last week.
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Medical examiners determined Noceda died from ingesting a deadly combination of fentanyl and alprazolam, a generic name for Xanax.
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Kim told the New Jersey State Board of Medical Examiners that he and the patient had an intimate relationship.
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Dr. Nunez, 34, is one of five doctors who have spent the past year preparing to become medical examiners.
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EACH FELLOW is expected to complete about 250 autopsies, a goal based on national standards for training medical examiners.
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The American Medical Association and the National Association of Medical Examiners say they have no official position on it.
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Nobody has a bigger say in deciding when a death is linked to a Taser than local medical examiners.
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Only law enforcement agencies, medical examiners and certain government-funded bodies can upload DNA to the FBI's CODIS database.
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In three months, examiners made IDs on 193 cases, including 47 migrants from the Pima County Medical Examiner's Office.
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Transgender identity isn't usually listed on the forms that medical examiners and coroners use, social epidemiologist Alexis Dinno said.
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Medical examiners outfitted in scrubs, aprons, masks and gloves matter-of-factly dissected bodies in a sterile white room.
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Indeed, the GAO found that time limits imposed on patent examiners directly leads to the issuance of more patents.
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He said that MetLife had hosted about a dozen examiners who were overseeing its activities before the March ruling.
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And in Washington, D.C., federal examiners repeatedly noted that banks were increasing profits by steering cabbies into risky loans.
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McWilliams said she regularly challenges FDIC examiners and economists to think outside the box during this time of prosperity.
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But they do so by including low-level visa examiners who, by regulation, cannot join the regular Foreign Service.
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Epstein killed himself in his prison cell in August 2019, according to prosecutors, citing medical examiners and video surveillance.
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And since they have no artistic value to speak of, there are few professional examiners willing to study them.
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Medical examiners have yet to determine what caused the musician's demise, and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.
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Instead of having to put stuff in obscure file cabinets, it could be accessed electronically by tax examiners and auditors.
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In rural areas, clinics may balk at paying for on-call examiners for the infrequent instances when they are needed.
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Hancock Regional has never staffed sexual assault nurse examiners because "the certification requires significant ongoing hands-on experience," Long said.
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They added that the revisions would also make it easier for on-the-ground bank examiners to enforce the rule.
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Medical examiners are the authorities who typically determine whether someone has died of an accidental overdose or a suicidal one.
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According to medical examiners, Lincoln — who was born three months premature — suffered a skull fracture as well as brain bleeding.
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Bank examiners are a type of financial auditor that functions as part of a control system in the financial market.
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The SEC examiners observed and outlined several issues with respect to advisers' disclosures of fees in the recent risk alert.
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Lara Anton, the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners spokeswoman, says they have opened an investigation into Daisy Lynn's death.
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Medical examiners have yet to determine what caused Prince's unexpected demise, and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.
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Prison officials had said in court documents their hands were tied because two examiners found Chapman is no longer dangerous.
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"Examiners are required to watch a very wide variety of content every day, so this didn't phase them," they said.
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Medical examiners had trouble determining the cause of Ember's death, noting her body was in an advanced state of decomposition.
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Dr. Nunez stood behind a lectern, presenting case histories to senior medical examiners, forensic anthropologists, police detectives and medical students.
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When examiners attribute a cardiac death directly to a Taser's electrical shock, "they are ignoring their own textbooks," Tuttle said.
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No, instead, it ends up in an impractically long line of patents that the examiners have yet to look at.
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Lynn LoPucki, a professor at the UCLA School of Law, called fee examiners mere window dressing on a broken system.
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In the end, curiosity beat out trepidation when I was invited to see firsthand how the city trains medical examiners.
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Examiners work fast, creating "an environment where patents may be granted that do not fully meet patentability standards," GAO found.
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The woman left Comrie's home and went to a rape treatment center -- where examiners noted a laceration to her anus.
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This includes those conducted by the Florida Highway Patrol, Medical Examiners, Tesla, and the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration ("NHTSA").
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A department spokesman provided a long list of warnings, suggestions and guidelines that it said examiners had issued to lenders.
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Efforts to revive Weyland failed, and medical examiners determined the knife that was plunged into his chest penetrated his heart.
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Some have used the money to improve public internet access to court records, which are used by FBI NICS examiners.
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Meanwhile, examiners analyze for possible promotional claims and references to active or inert ingredients within the sound of the proposed name.
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In addition, medical examiners determined that, at the time of her death, the child was infected with multiple strains of influenza.
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CDC data about overdose deaths is typically almost a year late and dependent on reports from individual medical examiners and coroners.
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Investigators are now probing the circumstances surrounding the discovery of the remains and medical examiners will determine a cause of death.
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Milwaukee County Sheriff Earnell Lucas said at a recent press conference that medical examiners have deemed Carlie Beaudin's death a homicide.
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The report recommended better guidance from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, which certifies medical examiners for commercial driver&aposs licenses.
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A cause of death has not been determined, but medical examiners received the body and will perform an autopsy on Friday.
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According to medical examiners, Lincoln – who was born four months premature — sustained a skull fracture, as well as a brain, bleed.
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Coroners and medical examiners will also be enlisted in confirming the details of deaths documented in open sources like the media.
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In one instance, the prosecutor claimed that "forensic examiners were able to recover contact information for Julian Assange" from Manning's laptop.
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Dozens of equal opportunity complaints have been made against the FBI's polygraph screening unit, accusing examiners of racial and other biases.
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Dr. Sanjay Gupta is CNN's chief medical correspondent, a practicing neurosurgeon and a member of the American College of Forensic Examiners.
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The complaint states that medical examiners concluded her death was a homicide resulting from single gunshots to the neck and chest.
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On their behalf, attorney Janet Johnson has requested the Florida Medical Examiners Commission convene a grand jury to review the case.
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They act like these teachable moments about a darker experience, shifting themselves into social examiners of whiteness, interplays with black life.
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Even though the project clearly met the spirit of the Community Reinvestment Act, examiners disqualified the loan based on technical requirements.
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While everyone would prefer higher response rates, the forensic examiners found no evidence that response rates mattered in and of themselves.
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The estimated 203 forensic pathologists working nationwide are roughly half the number needed, according to the National Association of Medical Examiners.
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Dr. Sampson, herself a 1998 fellow, says she looks for future medical examiners who can communicate and work well with others.
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The spokesperson said the classifications of death by "natural causes" were made by reviewing records and not inspection by medical examiners.
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The jury declined to indict any of the Waller County jailers, agreeing with medical examiners who ruled Bland's death a suicide.
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They won't, for example, reveal whether and why I.R.S. examiners chose to give the president a pass on a questionable position.
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Medical examiners must be forensic pathologists — doctors with medical-school training, plus a pathology residency and then further training in forensics.
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This means examiners will spend the first half of the year looking at how firms are preparing for the new rules.
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He had regular 203-minute "appearances" — oral tests with examiners "who put the fear of the devil" into him, he said.
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The Oklahoma State Board of Osteopathic Examiners stripped the doctor of her ability to prescribe controlled dangerous substances in September 2015.
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Cook on Monday said the unit included an unstated number of "examiners and managers" with experience dealing with high-risk brokers.
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But that disparity dropped when patent application examiners encountered a woman whose name wasn't one that is typically associated with females.
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She was among the harshest cross-examiners encountered by John G. Stumpf, who was Wells Fargo's chief executive at the time.
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That workforce included 10,174 revenue agents, 8,0003 customer service representative, 8,267 tax examiners, 2,184 special agents and scores of seasonal employees.
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After a film-maker or distributor has paid a fee to submit their film (or advert, or TV show, or whatever it is) and the operations team have checked the technical elements, Caitlin is one of the BBFC's 10 or so examiners that the footage gets assigned to (if it's a theatrical release two examiners will watch it together).
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In Wisconsin, medical examiners like Peterson—who also happens to be this year's president of the National Association of Medical Examiners (NAME)—are appointed by the county executive, approved by the board, and are required to be physicians, more specifically forensic pathologists who complete several years of additional training after medical school to learn all the nuances of death.
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When someone dies of an overdose, it's up to people like medical examiners and coroners to record exactly which drug was responsible.
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According to official Twitter of Midwest Medical Exam medical examiners have received Prince's body and plan to perform an autopsy on Friday.
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Levee was shot "multiple" times and medical examiners determined, "one of which was determined to have been immediately incapacitating," the documents allege.
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"Upon review, it is not practical to continue the agency's efforts to move resident examiners out of on-site locations," he said.
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Bank examiners flagged it, they said this is an unusually large spike of money in a place that we haven't seen before.
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When they reviewed these accounts, bank examiners became suspicious because it was unclear exactly how the money was supposed to be used.
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"Sudden death has a medical definition," said Sally Aiken, a medical examiner and vice president of the National Association of Medical Examiners.
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That allowed her to compare genes that were patented by lenient examiners with largely similar genes denied patents by their stricter colleagues.
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Medical examiners have yet to reveal a cause of death in this case, and investigators have yet to comment on a motive.
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Similarly, examiners observed advisers that billed advisory fees in advance, despite the advisory agreement specifying that clients would be billed in arrears.
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The human remains were being analyzed by medical examiners to determine if they are those of Abdul-ghani Wahhaj, the missing boy.
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The body of a small boy was retrieved from the compound a week ago and has not been identified by medical examiners.
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Medical examiners can spend weeks, even months, following up with lab tests, researching scientific literature and interviewing family members and police detectives.
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Medical examiners sometimes refer to those cases as "undetermined squared" — when both the cause and the manner of death cannot be identified.
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Smith's company typically disputed responsibility for fatalities, twice suing the offices of medical examiners who named Tasers as a cause of death.
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Some medical examiners, especially in hard-hit Ohio, have had to store their corpses in cold-storage trailers in their parking lots.
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The traditional tools used by medical examiners to identify human remains, including DNA and dental comparisons, had yet to yield any clues.
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If a doctor didn't include those details, then medical examiners do not check to see if crucial information has been left out.
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The D.E.A. will also rely on medical examiners' reports, overdose statistics, and public comments, among other things, said the spokeswoman, Katherine Pfaff.
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One of these tabs is dedicated to postmortem guidance for medical examiners and funeral directors, who will inevitably deal with the dead.
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A contingent of medical examiners would like to see the coroner system done away with entirely, because it lacks standard qualification requirements.
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The complaint was filed by the state attorney general's office on April 7 with the New Jersey State Board of Psychological Examiners.
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"If they don't find any clear clues, like poisoning, forensic examiners will have to settle for 'cause of death unknown,' " he said.
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Cardiac pathology, neuropathology, toxicology and histology testing are still necessary to determine the cause of death, according to the Medical Examiners Office.
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Guidelines from the National Association of Medical Examiners reportedly set a 90-day deadline for 90 percent of autopsies and toxicology screenings.
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Additionally, the compressed time deadline adds unnecessary pressure and stress to the work of examiners who are already challenged by enormous volume.
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Despite that built-in uncertainty, though, examiners generally don't say how confident they are in their conclusions, or how strong their evidence is.
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In addition, medical examiners determined Seth — who died March 30, 123 — had suffered a brain injury and was born with fetal alcohol syndrome.
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It would take medical examiners months to determine her death was a homicide after finding bruises on the toddler's left jaw and chest.
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When medical examiners are confronted with an apparent homicide, they might call a forensic pathologist to figure out how the person was killed.
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"I have taken five separate polygraph tests given by two highly renowned examiners," Baio said during the press conference in Woodland Hills, Calif.
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The Washington State Patrol says that all of its examiners are APA certified, carry out polygraph tests consistently, and check results with colleagues.
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Commonly known as SAFEs or SANEs, the examiners are specially trained and certified to care for sexual assault victims and collect forensic evidence.
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But it has denied that its weapons caused any of the cardiac arrest deaths attributed to them by medical examiners or in lawsuits.
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The FBI will boost its workforce for processing background checks by 50 percent, hiring more than 230 new examiners and staff, Lynch said.
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One month later, New York bank examiners discovered an "unmanageable" backlog of nearly 700 potentially suspicious transactions that had not yet been investigated.
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The Cook County Medical Examiners Office confirms to PEOPLE that the cause and manner of death will be available after 3 p.m. CST.
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Taser wanted to educate medical examiners about the physiological effects of its weapons and rebut criticism running "contrary to the science," Graham said.
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Unlike in the United States, he added, all patent applications are scrutinized by three officials, known as patent examiners, rather than just one.
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And it cultivates ties with medical examiners, the professionals who decide whether or not a Taser shock is to blame in a fatality.
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The goal of investigators, like forensic examiners, is to provide and present a well-substantiated explanation that is confirmed through observation and testing.
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The Justice Department is aiming for a system of quarterly reports from the nation's more than 25,000 local police forces and medical examiners.
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"This process can be done by Google remotely and allows forensic examiners to view the contents of a device," according to the report.
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Slightly more esoteric entitles like A Forest of Stars, The County Medical Examiners, Brujeria, Church of Misery, and Summoning are just as guilty.
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Nearly 19503 percent of white-collar offenses are committed by men, according to a 2016 report from the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
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Maine's board of bar examiners voted, 7-1, last June to approve his application, noting that he was a clear example of rehabilitation.
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Medical examiners have yet to release the official cause of Hector Pizarro's death, but an autopsy did reveal the teen was severely malnourished.
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In some states, examiners only have seven steps to go through; in others, there are more than 20 separate tasks on the checklist.
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A post on the Palm Beach County Medical Examiners Office's website indicates that a person by the name of Tyler Gwozdz died Wednesday.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new safety requirements for cars trapped under water, food stamp restrictions and rules for medical examiners.
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America's medical certification process is managed by the Federation of State Medical Boards and the National Board of Medical Examiners, a nonprofit organization.
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He was back in London this week to speak to 250 people at the European conference of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
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Removing my cast before it had fully healed was incredibly painful, and I was so scared when I made my way to the examiners.
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He also noted government policies prevented examiners from using a separate federal database that had the information needed to deny Roof&aposs gun purchase.
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It found that three percent of examiners committed false positive errors, and 85 percent returned a false negative over the course of the study.
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Medical examiners suspected that a burned corpse found in the chancellery's enclosed courtyard — so damaged that it could not be positively identified — was Hitler's.
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Goldman gave "incomplete and unclear" responses to information requests from SEC compliance examiners in 2013 about the firm's securities lending practices, the SEC said.
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One example: "Officials in Wisconsin explained that nearly half of all counties in the state do not have any examiners available," says the report.
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"Officials in Florida told us that examiners may be on-call for 6-hour, 12-hour, or even 24-hour shifts," the report says.
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The bodies of all nine victims from the January 26 crash were returned to their families this week by medical examiners in Los Angeles.
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"Examiners again raised concerns about borrowers' capacity to repay certain new originations - both underwritten and refinanced loans - if economic conditions deteriorated," the report states.
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Now, if the medical examiners aren't sure if drugs were involved or if the case could go to trial, they perform a full autopsy.
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But the examiners surmised the cougar was likely a male that weighed between 35 pounds and 40 pounds (16 and 18 kg), authorities said.
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These limitations might help explain why, according to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, auditors picked up only 4% of occupational fraud in 2017.
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A four-page memorandum sent to bank examiners last month said foreign lenders and their customers are hurt when Wall Street turns its back.
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Although Corwin had told friends and loved ones that she was pregnant, medical examiners could not confirm it due to decomposition of her remains.
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He also recently presented at the National Board of Medical Examiners, which he said is potentially interested in using VR as an assessment tool.
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The cause of death was still pending, the Richardson Police Department posted on its verified Facebook page, citing the Dallas County Medical Examiners Office.
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In 2014, This American Life and ProPublica released secretly recorded conversations in which bank examiners were far too deferential to the banks they supervised.
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Four federal law enforcement officers told the news outlet that investigators are specifically looking into two bursts of transactions that bank examiners found suspicious.
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FBI examiners process about 22,000 inquiries per day, a Justice Department attorney said during a court case brought by relatives of the church victims.
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" Kozinski counsels: "The PCAST report recommends developing standards for validating forensic methods, training forensic examiners and making forensic labs independent of police and prosecutors.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for medical examiners investigating suspicious deaths, as well as farming standards for fruits and vegetables.
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Electronic filing of death certificates by doctors, justices of the peace and medical examiners grew 44% in Texas from 2010 to 2012, researchers found.
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According to Wednesday's report, examiners for the CFPB, found misrepresentations of terms, fees and deadlines for loans and modifications in recent communications from servicers.
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The CFPB said it will seek "specific and credible plans" from servicers describing how they will improve their technology and fix problems examiners identified.
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In Florida, county medical examiners report storm-attributed deaths to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and then to the State Emergency Response Team.
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Dr. Davis-Boutte's profile on the Composite State Board of Medical Examiners website lists four medical malpractice settlements between October 2017 and February 2018.
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Before the database was built nearly 20 years ago, firearms examiners used Polaroid photographs to compare spent casings, a painstaking and time-intensive procedure.
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She was dragged back into the plane but later pronounced dead from what medical examiners called blunt trauma to her head, neck and torso.
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Currently bank examiners are telling banks to restrict loans to leveraged companies (very broadly defined), restrict commercial loans, and restrict multi-family housing loans.
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There are currently around 500 medical examiners in the U.S. and to meet the current demand, Gill estimates the need would be around 1200.
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Medical examiners also determined that Seth had bruising on his cheek, forearms, chest, buttocks and lower abdomen, according to a criminal complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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Although the initial autopsy left open the cause of death as "undetermined," investigators later spoke to medical examiners who said they saw signs of homicide.
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In a statement, Otting said the regulator would instead seek other approaches to ensure examiners did not become overly sympathetic to the banks they regulated.
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US bank examiners also found that Silver Valley received nearly $900,000 in 2012 from a Russian investigated in the past for tax evasion and embezzlement.
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The Federal Aviation Administration says it will require medical examiners who screen commercial pilots to undergo more training to help them better identify warning signs.
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Our video examiners are now able to take apart a video and retract an image from it where you couldn't do that 20 years ago.
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But medical examiners are being realistic about the mounting hurdle that time presents when it comes to identifying new victims this late into the search.
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Claims examiners want to see that you've received medical care for your condition regularly and recently, said Laurence, who is also the editor of DisabilitySecrets.com.
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Regulators said examiners would not criticize banks for running afoul of guidance, noting that violations occur only if laws, rules or enforcement orders are ignored.
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In August, a Reuters investigation reported that, over two decades, U.S. medical examiners have attributed more than 150 deaths to Taser weapons used by police.
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The autopsy also notes that Isaiah may have also been tied up, as medical examiners noticed marks on his wrists, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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The senior agency official said Mulvaney is not expected to move additional employees to Atlanta beyond the analysts and managers for examiners serving the southeast.
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CFPB employees have privately questioned whether opening a new office would save money for the agency since bureau examiners are often based from their homes.
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DR. NUNEZ is part of a New York City fellowship program that has become one of the country's most renowned training grounds for medical examiners.
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For example, we would encourage the director to look into modernizing the patent office's information technology system that would allow examiners to research more efficiently.
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They later said that a Florida law, also know as the medical examiners statute, says it's the "duty of any person" to report a death.
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In Noreika's view, examiners must be empowered to use their own judgment rather than simply enforcing rules handed down by lawmakers and bureaucrats in Washington.
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The White House said the FBI will hire more examiners and improve its current digital systems to make its background checks more efficient and effective.
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Discovering Hands was founded in 2158 and, since then, Hoffmann's specially trained, blind "Medical Tactile Examiners" (MTEs) have examined thousands of women's breasts throughout Germany.
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Eventually, examiners became so concerned that they made a PowerPoint presentation and called a meeting in 2014 to show it to a dozen top officials.
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Patent examiners review whether new products, designs and innovations are unique enough for their creators to receive exclusive rights to sell and recreate their work.
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European tax authorities and tax examiners in many other countries seek greater tax from U.S. multinationals such as Google, Facebook and Apple and their affiliates.
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Ms. Bair, the former F.D.I.C. chairwoman, suggested that the Fed change its proposal to keep the lines of communication open between examiners and bank directors.
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While those events are behind us and banks are healthier now, reducing the information flow between bank boards and their examiners just doesn't seem smart.
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Bar loans help students pay for the bar exam, which can cost $800 or more, according to data from the National Conference of Bar Examiners.
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On Long Island, America's most densely populated suburban region, opioids of all kinds killed at least 464 people in 2016, the medical examiners' records show.
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Under Curry, OCC bank examiners have clamped down on what they perceive as overly risky loans, particularly the type used to fund private equity buyouts.
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As patent office director, Iancu will manage a staff of about 8,000 patent examiners that grants patent protection to more than 300,000 inventions each year.
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The F.B.I., for example, has already received funding for an additional 230 examiners in the next two years to handle the growing requests for background checks.
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Beginning in 2014, the OCC looked into reducing the number of examiners it housed within large banks, in an effort to bolster their independence as supervisors.
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Implementing FRStat also doesn't make fingerprint examiners obsolete, or take away their jobs, Reed stressed—they still compare prints, analyze minutia, and come to a decision.
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Brent Eaton, the prosecuting attorney in Hancock County, Indiana, said that a lack of trained examiners in the area hinders his ability to prosecute sexual assaults.
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The report found that, while federal funding is available to states to train specialized examiners and fund the positions, many states aren't training nearly enough people.
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When examiners began investigating this address, they discovered at least eight other companies located there, all of them controlled by Kaveladze, Emin Agalarov, or their associates.
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The USPTO has been accused of being little more than a rubber stamp, but examiners do do some outside research in the course of their duties.
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The examiners noted it was odd that all five of the deposits happened so close to one another — and not long before the Trump Tower meeting.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports authorities alleged the older brother was also abused and charges could arise from his death once medical examiners finish their investigation.
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Medical examiners and coroners will also be required to submit reports to the DOJ whenever they receive a body of someone who was killed by police.
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Medical examiners and media reports said five bodies were found and that officials were working to see if those people died because of the high water.
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According to the International Association of Forensic Nurses, only 17% of hospitals have access to trained sexual assault nurse examiners (SANEs) who will provide rape kits.
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Samantha McCoy, 25, was assaulted in 6563 and she said there were no trained nurse examiners in the rural Indiana town she lived at the time.
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The CDC is looking at death investigation systems around the country and working with medical examiners and coroners on determining the manner of drug overdose deaths.
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Because of the lack of power and cell phone service on the island, some hospitals can't contact medical examiners to identify the bodies before they're buried.
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Autopsy results for OKC Thunder co-owner Aubrey McClendon are delayed because medical examiners are having trouble ID'ing the badly charred body... TMZ Sports has learned.
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The Missouri Republican, a senior member of the House Financial Services Committee, said he had heard complaints that examiners were relying on guidance for regulatory oversight.
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Examiners may help pinpoint wrongdoing, but their reports are not binding, can burn through tens of millions of dollars and often hinder negotiations rather than help.
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In a recent op-ed in the Washington Post, she detailed the importance of the SANE program and called on hospitals to train more nurse examiners.
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"Despite the clear importance of having someone who knows what they're doing conduct a sexual assault exam, trained examiners remain inaccessible to many victims," she wrote.
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To make a determination about a death, medical examiners look at other factors in addition to the autopsy, like a person's psychological history and video surveillance.
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The report said that investigators used conservative accounting and warned that examiners could have been paid for twice as many hours during which they didn't work.
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Quality patents prevent frivolous assertion by creating barriers to entry through allowing patent examiners to reject patents for inventions that are truly obvious or un-new.
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Online records show New Jersey's State Board of Examiners moved — in a nearly unanimous vote — to suspend Rayna Culver's license during a meeting in mid-September.
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Medical examiners have been known to cover up abuse in cases where evidence shows that the police were responsible, said Mr. Paulsen of Lawyers for Liberty.
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The reason for the discrepancy is that physicians, funeral directors, coroners and medical examiners rarely note on death certificates the human errors and system failures involved.
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Focus in the case has been on the time of death, which medical examiners have given a four-hour window on September 16, between 3 p.m.
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The report found that Fed examiners sometimes struggled with "voluminous documentation" connected with the monitoring, and struggled to review all the information in a timely fashion.
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Typically, deaths are marked by local coroners or medical examiners through a system made up of codes from the International Classification of Diseases, 10th Edition (ICD-10).
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Nurses, hospital staff and patient advocates told CNN it was fairly common for hospitals to send patients to other facilities with trained examiners, especially in rural areas.
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Presently, 2,284 sexual assault examiners are registered with the International Association of Forensic Nurses, an incomplete number considering SANEs are not required to register with the organization.
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In 2015, Murray commissioned a national report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to investigate the availability of trained sexual assault nurse examiners at the national level.
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In recent months, the OCC has told bank examiners to clamp down on illegal transfers but not halt legal money transfers - particularly to and from immigrant communities.
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According to research by the International Association of Forensic Nurses , only 14 percent of emergency rooms in the U.S. provide services by Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners ( SANE ).
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The study team used the National Violent Death Reporting System, which captures and links violent death data from multiple reports by coroners, medical examiners and law enforcement.
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Morris said temporary background check examiners also are being pulled from internal construction projects and bureau divisions that oversee the gathering of crime statistics across the nation.
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She does not mind working on bodies, not even one that is decomposing, known as a "decomp," which is often the least favorite case for medical examiners.
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A New York medical examiner ruled the death a suicide, but conspiracy theorists and other medical examiners have questioned that designation, saying it was likely a homicide.
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The USPTO also focused on training examiners to clarify their reasoning on the record of every prosecution and on different aspects of eligibility, written description and enablement.
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"The family has yet to see the body and they were in the process of securing dental records for the examiners!" the post on Finding Carla says.
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Medical examiners perform autopsies to "investigate deaths that are sudden and unexpected, deaths that have no attending physician, and all suspicious and violent deaths," the agency said.
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Medical examiners perform autopsies to "investigate deaths that are sudden and unexpected, deaths that have no attending physician, and all suspicious and violent deaths," the office says.
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Two years earlier, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the North American Securities Administrators Association and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority sent examiners to 23 free-meal seminars.
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The death toll grew as medical examiners performed autopsies and emergency workers reached more victims, including a 22-year-old woman who was about to give birth.
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"Fraudsters target the elderly, as they may be lonely, willing to listen and are more trusting than younger individuals," according to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
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Digital watches have been prohibited during the New York bar exam for several years, said John J. McAlary, executive director of the state's board of law examiners.
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In Washington State, bar examiners must determine that a person has the appropriate character and fitness to practice law before they may sit for the bar exam.
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Here's what the Fed wants to change: Currently, its examiners report all regulatory matters requiring corrective action to a bank's board as well as its senior management.
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The mezzo-soprano Peabody Southwell also spends much of the evening naked, lying on a table and singing as examiners scour her body for signs of evil.
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A few hours before they were due to return, I left Jocelyn and Joliet a note explaining that I had to return north for an examiners' meeting.
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Be wary of any arrangement in which you are expected to pay money upfront, said Bruce Dorris, president and CEO of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
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The agency also said earlier this week that its examiners plan to more closely scrutinize mutual funds, ETFs and private funds that are exposed to illiquid securities.
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The minimal information provided by prospective gun purchasers does not give the NICS examiners any insight as to why that person might be running from the law.
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Typically, deaths are marked by local coroners or medical examiners through a system made up of codes from the International Classification of Diseases, 240th Edition (ICD-22014).
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Earlier this month, one of the two charges of murder she'd been facing was dismissed, as medical examiners could not determine the baby was born dead or alive.
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Forensic examiners may take months to completely assess the site, according to the FBI, and the federal authorities are bringing in agents specially trained in cultural property investigations.
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Balber said the payments were for a land purchase and that it was "crazy" that bank examiners would label a transaction as suspicious because of a shareholder's involvement.
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He suggests instead that toxic adulterants may be silently responsible for many more deaths than medical examiners realize, and may contribute to as many deaths as fentanyl overall.
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A couple months later, in July 2015, a Panamanian shell company called EGH International had wired Akhmetshin $17,774 for what it listed as travel expense reimbursement, examiners found.
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He said that in areas where there were no medical examiners, particularly in rural areas, certifying a death was a secondary job for a justice of the peace.
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She earlier said at a conference that SEC examiners in recent months have been checking that companies comply with 2011 agency guidance stressing the need to disclose hacks.
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Turner said the remains that were found in Arkansas were that of a child's, but it wasn't until Monday morning that medical examiners confirmed the body was Maleah's.
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Obama is calling for 200 more ATF agents and 230 more National Instant Criminal Background Check System examiners, but the money will have to be allocated by lawmakers.
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Trained examiners measured participants' height and weight to calculate BMI during physical exams; the average BMI was 29.4, which is considered overweight and on the verge of obese.
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"There was no deliberate omission in having done that test only on some of the vehicles, it was the examiners' choice to add it or not," he said.
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Thus, in this case, the Supreme Court supported lower court decisions that the NC Board of Dental Examiners unreasonably restrained trade in violation of the federal antitrust laws.
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That documentation was still not sufficient for examiners to give the bank credit under the law because the lender could not provide income data on all bus riders.
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Presenters at the 33 meeting of the medical examiners association included Mark Kroll, a bioelectricity scientist, University of Minnesota professor and member of Taser's corporate board since 2003.
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The solution here is to first identify these cases, assess the data, and appropriately ensure that examiners receive the guidance or additional training they need to be successful.
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Scientific methods are the most reliable way to understand how and why a person died, said Dr. Brian L. Peterson, president of the National Association of Medical Examiners.
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The New York medical examiners' office on Wednesday identified the victim as Scott Michael Johnson, 26, who worked at an investment banking company at the World Trade Center.
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At the New York Department of Financial Services, bank examiners noticed risky practices and interest-only loans and repeatedly wrote warnings starting in 2010, according to the state.
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"Even when she would come in and sing her exams, her examiners would put down their pens and say, 'We are going to get a performance,' " she said.
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Kobe Bryant's body was released to his family more than week after he was killed in a helicopter crash, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiners office.
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State examiners are now conducting the exam, which pertains to New Jersey becoming Prudential's "group supervisor" under a 2014 law, Vice Chairman Mark Grier said during a presentation.
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Trauma doctors and nurses who treated patients in these tragedies, and medical examiners who investigated the aftermath, all commented on the unbelievable devastation resulting from the bullet wounds.
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If you think it's unfathomable that anyone would do such a thing, think again, said Andi McNeal, the director of research at the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
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In Florida, the Medical Examiners Commission has reported six deaths linked to Dorian, Gretl Plessinger with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement told BuzzFeed News in an email.
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You could also file a complaint with the New Jersey State Board of Medical Examiners, but your identity may not remain confidential if it proceeds against this doctor.
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Often, Big Pharma will write overly broad patents which manage to be granted due to time constraints that limit the examiners ability to carefully review the patent application.
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The discrepancy is likely due to the increasing prevalence of synthetic opioids like street fentanyl, which medical examiners and health departments may not have initially included on death certificates.
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For example, FDA examiners are known to look at handwritten samples of a drug name and listen as a variety of people (each with different accents) pronounce the name.
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There are no state or federal guidelines in the US for calculating storm death tolls for the medical examiners usually responsible for determining what constitutes a storm-related death.
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On one side of the equation, patent examiners are tasked with the often-unappreciated job of interpreting and evaluating patent applications — trust me, it can be tough and grueling.
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Considering the rapid explosion of technology in recent years, it's not hard to imagine just what a Herculean task patent examiners face and why some applications are wrongly approved.
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At this very moment, in medical examiners' offices all across America, the skulls of tens of thousands of anonymous homicide victims sit in evidence boxes, waiting to be identified.
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However, a complaint to the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners led to a professional investigation and hearings to determine whether Lindsey could keep her state animal-medicine license.
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Medical examiners can not say for sure if the Halyes knew the cocaine they were taking had been laced with carfentanil, which is 1,000 times more powerful than morphine.
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In addition, examiners observed advisers that did not reimburse a client a pro-rated portion of the advisory fees when the client terminated the advisory services mid-billing cycle.
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The majority of law enforcement agencies using polygraphy require examiners to be graduates of an association's polygraphy course, which costs around $6,000 and can take 10 weeks to complete.
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These differences are likely attributed to the growing use of synthetic opioids like street fentanyl that medical examiners and health departments may not have included initially on death certificates.
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The bank also trained employees to handle Iranian transactions so they could not easily be tied to sanctioned entities and deliberately concealed information from bank examiners, the regulator said.
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The Oregon State Board of Examiners for Engineering and Land Surveying ignored the study and fined the man $500 for calling himself an engineer without registering with the state.
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In most cases, shocks from Tasers are not listed by medical examiners as a primary cause of death – drugs, mental health issues and other medical conditions are, records show.
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Areas of emerging technology — such as software, bio-technology and business processes, which involves new modes of industrial application — proved especially challenging sectors for patent examiners to determine patentability.
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Intellectual property has never been so sexy than at the European Inventor Award, where innovators and the patent examiners who protect their brainchildren are rock stars for the day.
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Medical examiners who inspected the new evidence on Friday night used dental records to identify the head, which did not show any damage to the cranium, Mr. Moller said.
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Managers at the firm instructed employees to mislead the bureau's examiners about its sales practices and stripped its call center of posters exhorting the employees to collect on debts.
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"The average small business has a fraud that is about $200,000 per fraud on average," Dubinsky said, citing a report this year from the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
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"I think that SEC examiners are better now at reacting quickly to these problem situations," said Norm Champ, who previously oversaw the division at the SEC that regulates funds.
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The California Supreme Court also said that it would appoint a majority of the 19-member bar examiners committee, which has been criticized for including nonlawyers and political appointees.
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The movie's most provocative aspect is its near-methodical portrayal of hive-mind thinking pursued as a kind of norm — not just by the examiners, but the hopeful applicants.
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For starters, the framework is messy: Depending on the state and county, US death investigations are spearheaded by either coroners or medical examiners, two positions with vastly different requirements.
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Examiners, though, do not diagnose mental health conditions, and the only way a mental disorder is even noted in a pilot's health records is if he or she mentions it.
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The FAA said in a news release that it started extra training on mental health in January for medical examiners designated to evaluate pilots' fitness every six to 12 months.
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Initiatives like the North American SUDEP Registry (NASR) and Partners Against Mortality in Epilepsy are critical to this effort, as is dedicated education about SUDEP for medical examiners and coroners.
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But evidence amassed by WIRED suggests an equally likely explanation: that he was the victim of a flawed and unreliable technology that is also vulnerable to examiners' own personal prejudices.
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Independent examiners' reports can change the course of bankruptcy cases and are often used in complex and potentially litigious bankruptcies like that of the operating unit of Caesars Entertainment Corp.
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In recent weeks, they have intensified efforts to get Fed officials and examiners to soften their stance, and initial signs suggest the industry may finally be getting a warmer reception.
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Why it matters: This is the most requests for retrieval of guns in 10 years, per USA Today, and comes after examiners looked at a record 27.5 million background checks.
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And even within the fields that are sort of legitimate, like forensic pathology, there can still be a fair amount of subjectivity, particularly [since different] medical examiners interpret wounds differently.
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But they have since decided to use a Florida law, also know as the medical examiners statute, which says that it's the "duty of any person" to report a death.
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Examiners' focus was squarely on conserving capital and enhancing liquidity, while working through the myriad parts of Dodd-Frank, the Obama administration's big effort to toughen standards on Wall Street.
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These findings have some limitations, including that there is variation by state or geographic area in how medical examiners classify deaths and are required to rule a death a suicide.
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Yet Reuters found that coroners or medical examiners listed the Taser as a cause or contributing factor in at least 153 deaths in police incidents where the weapon was used.
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In a new study, the researchers analyzed the effects of a WFA program initiated in 2012 among patent examiners (highly educated and specialized professionals) at the US Patent & Trademark Office.
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More than 2,000 law students have signed a letter to the National Conference of Bar Examiners, the producer of bar exams in many states, arguing in favor of diploma privilege.
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Kobe Bryant's body has been released back to his family, more than a week after he was killed in a helicopter crash, according the the LA County Medical Examiners office.
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Identifying the victims proved a challenge, the police and medical examiners said, not just because of their facial injuries, but because they had not been in touch with their families.
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It has been reviewed by one state attorney, three special prosecutors and four medical examiners, and is debated still in the local press, on the beaches and in the bars.
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Medical examiners found bruises on her neck, the broadcaster reported, and she was naked when her body was discovered near a lighthouse about 103 miles southeast of Reykjavik, the capital.
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Alongside our embarrassing backlog of untested kits, our severe shortage of examiners is another example of how Las Vegas has remained complicit in the violence that occurs against women here.
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An anesthetic commonly used for surgery has surpassed heroin to become the deadliest drug on Long Island, killing at least 343 people there in 234, according to medical examiners' records.
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READ: Opioids are killing too many people to autopsy all the bodies States that use medical examiners, rather than coroners, tended to have more complete death certificates, Buchanich told VICE News.
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Medical examiners in New York have ruled that the mysterious deaths of two sisters found dead and duct taped together on the banks of the Hudson River was a double suicide.
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The USPTO examiners may still invalidate that patent, and if that happens, Waymo could find itself embroiled in another multi-billion-dollar self-driving car lawsuit—this time as a defendant.
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In June, the Federal Aviation Administration announced that it will require medical examiners who screen commercial pilots to undergo more training to help them better identify warning signs of mental illnesses.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bank examiners can continue working inside the banks they supervise, U.S. Comptroller of the Currency Joseph Otting said on Wednesday, in a policy reversal for the U.S. banking regulator.
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Medical responders declined to name a cause of death until after an autopsy was completed, but now, eight months later, examiners say that they still do not know how she died.
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There's "Lie to Me" manned by real polygraph examiners, a Chalk Wall where participants can leave a message explaining what they love about ID, and ID Ink, an airbrush tattoo station.
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Officials in five of the six states studied in the report said the lack of classroom, clinical and continuing education training makes it difficult to maintain a supply of trained examiners.
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Earlier this month, medical examiners concluded that Sherin died from "homicidal violence," but could not specify exactly how she died, as her remains were already in an advanced state of decomposition.
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Human error by doctors and medical examiners whose job it is to input data into the state's electronic death registration system, researchers from the Texas Department of Health Services Center found.
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The unit has also policed conflicts of interest and investigated undisclosed and misallocated fees and expenses at private equity funds, a problem first uncovered by SEC examiners a few years ago.
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Examiners said the two men were essentially using a loan to make "payroll," which bankers thought was unusual, especially when they had such a lucrative source of income through Kaveladze's company.
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"It's a tough sell to get people to go into forensic pathology," admitted Baker, noting that medical examiners must often grapple with crippling medical school debt on a government employee salary.
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Even if the country were to agree to admit foreign inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency or another body, the examiners would only know to ask to see certain sites.
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However, the New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigators told Fox News on Thursday that those claims were in dispute, and that medical examiners are still working to identify the remains.
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The Board of Law Examiners of the State of North Carolina has already issued a notice ahead of next month's bar exam to remind all applicants about the new laptop settings.
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Like Harris, Klobuchar was among the most effective cross-examiners that Barr faced on Wednesday, setting up a crisp chain of questions that chipped away at the reliability of his analysis.
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One caveat to the numbers: As Stanford drug policy expert Keith Humphreys pointed out, medical examiners and coroners are increasingly testing for opioids due to much greater awareness of the crisis.
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Even when bodies are found, Texas justices of the peace, who in most counties serve as coroners, don't send all unidentified remains to medical examiners for autopsies, because of the cost.
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Examiners and the reports they produce can change the course of bankruptcy cases and are often used in high-profile, complex situations, like for the operating unit of Caesars Entertainment Corp.
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Bastawrous and his team have worked with education and health ministries to train a team of examiners who can do their work in schools, clinics and even travel door to door.
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Those uncounted deaths were identified through a review of federal, state and local records and databases, and interviews with medical examiners, pathologists, sheriffs and justices of the peace along the border.
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"There are some states you don't even have to be a funeral director," said Scott M. Schmidt, the president of the New York State Association of County Coroners and Medical Examiners.
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A broken hyoid is more commonly related to homicides but can also be evidence of a suicide, Jonathan Arden, the president of the National Association of Medical Examiners, told The Post.
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Medical examiners have what they term "positive identifications" in 35 of the 5003 dead — 22 remains were identified by DNA; 12 through dental records, four by fingerprints and two through photographs.
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He and more than 2,000 other students signed a letter to the National Conference of Bar Examiners, the producer of bar exams in many states, arguing in favor of diploma privilege.
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But it was imperative, he told his lawyers and psychiatric examiners, that his trial not distort or dilute his purpose for gunning down nine parishioners at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church.
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The president also sought to improve the F.B.I.'s ability to identify prohibited gun buyers by hiring more background check examiners and by collecting more criminal and mental health information from states.
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While Corwin told friends and loved ones she was expecting a child, her remains had decomposed to such an extent that medical examiners couldn't be certain she was pregnant when she died.
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The GAO found that many states don't even provide data on how many trained examiners they have, and ones that do are short-staffed, "especially in rural areas," according to the report.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office paid out more than $18 million to patent examiners for work they potentially never did, according to a scathing new report by the federal agency's watchdog.
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She hired her own expert, Arthur T. Anthony, a member of the Southeastern Association of Forensic Document Examiners, whom she said confirmed that the writing of the note and signature is Moore's.
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The prosecutor told reporters the abuse David endured in Longwood left him dependent for his entire life and confined to a wheelchair, and that medical examiners determined it led to his death.
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Family members say the remains of a boy found at the compound last week are those of Wahhaj&aposs disabled son, though state medical examiners have not yet identified the body conclusively.
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This kind of corroborative evidence was much more important for helping medical examiners and coroners detect drug intoxication suicides than it was in for deaths by shooting or hanging, the study found.
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He said the Artemis test was not part of checks required to assess whether a vehicle complied with regulations and the examiners could decide whether to apply it at their own discretion.
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Like other areas of the US and Canada, Nova Scotia has adopted a program with specially trained nurses to administer the kits: they're called Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners, or 'SANE,' for short.
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But I think the CDC should embrace this idea—and other ways of encouraging medical examiners and coroners to look a bit more closely at the possibility of suicide in overdose cases.
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The initiative would eliminate a state law that currently requires doctors who prescribe medical marijuana to more than 25 patients a year to be reviewed by the state board of medical examiners.
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At the same time, severe staff shortages unrelated to the drug crisis are crippling the profession, said Dr. Peterson, who is president of the National Association of Medical Examiners, which oversees accreditation.
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There are currently no state or federal guidelines in the US for calculating storm death tolls, so local medical examiners and state health officials normally decide which deaths count as storm-related.
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The case has been reviewed by at least one state attorney, three special prosecutors and four medical examiners, and has long been debated in the local press and in the surrounding community.
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The officials who ran the city Taxi and Limousine Commission in the run-up to the crash said it was the job of bank examiners, not the commission, to control lending practices.
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None of the dead were named on Sunday by Los Angeles County officials, who said they were awaiting positive identification of the remains by medical examiners and notification of next of kin.
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"The proposal makes no change to the ability of community members to voice concerns or in the responsibility for examiners to consider performance context in assigning a bank's CRA rating," Hubbard said.
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By celebrating Gallagher and vilifying his examiners, Trump will likely cause some U.S. service members to second-guess the importance of abiding by U.S. military laws and international conventions on the battlefield.
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This time it's Mikhail Lesin, who medical examiners say died from "blunt force injuries to his head" in a hotel room in Washington, D.C., in November, not a heart attack as originally reported.
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The mother-daughter duo died shockingly within a day of each other, Fisher from what medical examiners attributed to "sleep apnea and other undetermined factors" and Reynolds of a stroke the next day.
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Medical examiners on Sunday released the cause of death for 37-year-old Harith Augustus, whose shooting Saturday not far from his home on the city&aposs South Side set off violent protests.
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"It's a major point of tension," For example, there's a gray area, Reed said, where some examiners might make a decision on a set of prints, and others might say that they're inconclusive.
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Echoing findings in the report, the bill addresses a fundamental deficit in health care for sexual assault survivors: no federal oversight of SANE programs and no national standards for training and certifying examiners.
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Nor is medical error listed in rankings of cause of death by agencies such as the CDC, which is based on death certificates filled out by doctors, medical examiners, coroners and funeral directors.
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Bank examiners thought it was unusual that the account had never before received a Russian wire transfer and that its only deposit since the summer of 313 was for $200, in January 2016.
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Ms. Riordan, 43, a Wells Fargo executive and mother of two from Albuquerque, was pronounced dead at a hospital of what medical examiners later called blunt trauma to her head, neck and torso.
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But, since these holes were roughly a tenth the size of the eye sockets, the examiners concluded that they were passages for blood vessels and the strangeness of the lizards was soon forgotten.
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But in a report released in April, the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners said it had analyzed 2,700 fraud cases from January 2016 to October 2017 that resulted in losses of $7 billion.
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CNN affiliate WCVB reported that medical examiners found 76 wounds on Paulino's body -- and that they were unable to determine whether particular wounds, including his beheading, took place before or after his death.
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"For 15 months or so, (Warmbier) had a devastating neurological injury but was kept alive," said Gupta, who is also a member of the American College of Forensic Examiners and a practicing neurosurgeon.
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However, the high court reversed this ruling, citing that the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners who administer exams not only provide forensic evidence, they contribute to medical care for a patient after a crime.
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More complete and rapid testing, and more information on specific drugs involved in overdose deaths, including access to data from PDMPs by coroners and medical examiners, would lead to more effective interventions. 22019.
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Kroll, who disclosed his tie, was part of a presentation that noted Tasers satisfy "all relevant safety standards" and counseled medical examiners to lean toward excluding the weapons as a cause of death.
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With oil prices about half of what they were three years ago, many commercial banks slashed new financing as bank examiners challenged them to deal with at-risk loans already on their books.
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Neither medical examiners nor investigators have released the husband's name, but L.A. Sheriff's Department Lt. Rodney Moore confirmed during a news conference this weekend that it appears Amy's spouse carried out the slayings.
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Average annual gross income: $77,172Though coroners do not require the same level of medical training as medical examiners or forensic pathologists, they could be required to complete certification and on-the-job training.
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The initiative would also eliminate a state law that currently requires doctors who prescribe medical marijuana to more than 25 patients a year to be reviewed by the state board of medical examiners.
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The agency issued new guidelines to its corps of patent examiners on the controversial issue of subject matter eligibility, a key hurdle that inventors must overcome in order to be granted a patent.
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As the case law applying Alice to software patents continues to develop in the courts, it is important that the PTO instruct examiners to apply the same standards to claims in patent applications.
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With the nation snared in what the government says is the worst drug epidemic in its history, routine autopsies like this one, which take more than two hours, are overtaxing medical examiners everywhere.
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"Reports by the F.B.I.'s Inspection Division and the then F.B.I. director, James Comey, make much of the fact that the examiners adhered to every policy and procedure of the agency," he continued.
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Britney Taylor claims she went to "one of the nation's leading examiners, who previously led the FBI's polygraph program" and was asked about TWO incidents of sexual assault allegedly carried out by Brown.
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According to a study by the journal Science, 11 out of 16 F.D.A. medical examiners who left the agency after working on drug approvals are now employed by the same companies they regulated.
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Where Anthem offers a broad and comprehensive view of SAFE kit variation, Anatomy hones in on one specific aspect of the kits: the diagrams provided to examiners to document the locations of injuries.
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He joined Kramer Levin in New York in the 1990s and built a practice around complicated financial and tax crimes and a reputation as one of the leading cross-examiners in the country.
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Unfortunately, this proposal — which could go into effect after a 60-day comment period — is very likely to reduce crucial interactions between bank examiners and bank boards, current and former bank regulators say.
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"Available scientific evidence strongly suggests that examiners cannot consistently agree on whether an injury is a human bite mark and cannot identify the source of bite mark with reasonable accuracy," the council reported.
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Zick said that he will only understand if he needs to modify his banking practices when he is visited by bank examiners with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which happens every 5 months.
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She is a daughter of Patricia C. Kennedy and Dermot F. Kennedy of Richboro, Pa. Her father is a tax lawyer there and a former chairman of the Pennsylvania Board of Law Examiners.
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The Nutshells are not only ingenious devices for the instruction of crime scene examiners, they are a body of imaginative work that would have established any artist's career and place in art history.
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According to Baez, this was the plan in place yesterday, but a doctor with the medical examiners office determined their facilities were better equipped to remove and study the brain than BU's facility.
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Meanwhile, the State of New York Board of Examiners of Sex Offenders reviewed his history of abuse allegations and recommended he be classified as a Level 33 sex offender, the highest possible risk level.
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A woman whose body was found outside in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Monday has been determined to have died of hypothermia, according to local newspaper the Star Tribune, which cited the medical examiners' office.
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According to the International Association of Forensic Nurses, fewer than 14 percent of emergency rooms in the United States provide trained medical professionals — known as sexual assault nurse examiners (SANEs) — to administer the tests.
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It&aposs unclear why the autopsy took so long, although Mississippi&aposs Department of Public Safety has said short-staffing among state medical examiners is causing months of delays in producing final autopsy results.
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By the end of 2016, 486 people died in New Hampshire of drug overdoses — far more than New Hampshire's Office of the Medical Examiner, which until recently employed just two medical examiners, could handle.
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Those in a class of "super recognizers," people like forensic examiners or those with higher natural abilities, tend to focus on the central region of the face, according to research cited in the study.
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Chief Medical Examiner Dr. James Gill was told of the decision in a letter (PDF) dated October 13 from Dr. Barbara Wolf, chairwoman of the National Association of Medical Examiners Inspection and Accreditation Committee.
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VA medical examiners responsible for assessing a veteran's disability and making a judgment on the merits of the application often are stumped by the range of symptoms that could qualify as Gulf War injuries.
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Two Florida medical examiners may have mishandled the autopsy of a Florida mom whose 2010 death was declared a suicide but whose family believes was murdered, newly released findings of an oversight commission allege.
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The cops are also seeking software to block and detect malware, as well as tools to produce passwords by brute force to unlock private accounts, email examiners, digital intelligence servers and computer forensic tools.
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Only a fraction of expense reports are closely examined, so it is no wonder that companies experience more than $7 billion in annual losses from fraud, according to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
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But despite impaneling a grand jury, calling in dozens of agents and forensic examiners, doing 75 interviews, issuing hundreds of subpoenas, and reviewing millions of documents, the criminal investigation resulted in just one conviction.
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Online records show he met with the New Jersey State Board of Medical Examiners to explain what happened back in California, so that he could get a license to practice medicine in New Jersey.
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Similarly, it would be worth examining the extent to which the office's focus on (and credit for) the number of applications an examiner processes creates perverse incentives for examiners to grant poor-quality patents.
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CDC issues alert This report comes on the heels of an alert from the CDC this week to public health professionals, first responders and medical examiners about the increased availability of illicit synthetic opioids.
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Forensic examiners recovering bodies from mass graves in remote terrain has become commonplace during Mexico's drug war, but criminal groups in Jalisco are making authorities' jobs increasingly difficult by hiding corpses inside residential homes.
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Medical examiners declared Wednesday that bits of bone, clothing and hair in the dogs' faeces belonged to missing man Freddie Mack, 57, who lived in the town of Venus, around 30 miles from Dallas.
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On March 18, the Dallas County District Attorney's office dismissed the charges, saying the decision was made following a lengthy investigation into the official cause of death and a discussion with three medical examiners.
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The badly mutilated body of a woman in her early 20s was found last week, and medical examiners said the bones in her head had been shattered and sharp objects inserted into her vagina.
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U.S. examiners will be looking for firms to show how they are preparing, that clients understand the implications for their contracts, and that they have a path to compliance with the replacement reference rate.
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The goal is to give examiners a deeper level of expertise to understand the risks faced by the sectors, so they can "better organize to execute exams" and develop technology tools to add efficiency.
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Now, they can analyze vast, comprehensive data on a firm's policies and practices, transactions and communications, and firms need to use similar processes to pinpoint problems and start fixing them before examiners identify them.
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There are shortages of sexual assault nurse examiners throughout the United States, but such low numbers are more common in rural areas, where patients seeking rape kits may be redirected to hospitals hours away.
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"I see this development as bringing the role of the California court in bar admissions into the mainstream," said Erica Moeser, president of the National Conference of Bar Examiners, a nonprofit in Madison, Wis.
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In an attempt to get the finer details, Sabel's office launched a query program in 2010 that would essentially follow up with coroners and medical examiners if their death certificate data was too vague.
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He notes that USPTO had a phone interview with Waymo's lawyers a few days before, on September 8, at which the examiners presumably told Waymo that a reexamination of the 936 would be going ahead.
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Fingerprint examiners are trained to view what they do as extremely specialized, and not something that they should discuss with outsiders, even though chemists, biologists, and statisticians can lend a lot of value, she said.
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While sexual assault nurse examiners are trained to collect urine and blood if a drugging is suspected, those specialists are not always available in hospitals or may not gather enough information to make the call.
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"Although direct causes of death are easier to assign by medical examiners, indirect deaths resulting from worsening of chronic conditions or from delayed medical treatments may not be captured on death certificates," the researchers wrote.
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Out of 103,181 suicide deaths in the study, the records for 10,789, or about 9 percent, included notations by officials - such as coroners, medical examiners and law enforcement officers - that indicated evidence of chronic pain.
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Examiners must dig through these cryptic explanations and illustrations to not only decipher what, exactly, is at the heart of a claim, but also to determine whether the claim actually demonstrates "newness" above existing patents.
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According to the Tennessee Board of Law Examiners, the directive comes from limitations with the exam software, SofTest, which doesn't support the Windows 10 Creators Update, or any Surface Book other than a Surface Pro.
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Examiners at Bank of America later turned a record of these transactions over to US Treasury officials, alerting them that the payments could be evidence of bribery or political corruption related to the Magnitsky Act.
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"All those people making assumptions this was a suicide were unaware of the existence of the fractured mandible," Anderson, who has worked in medical examiners offices nationwide, recently told investigative newsmagazine show Crime Watch Daily.
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As a result, the USPTO made a series of important strides to enhance patent quality - from search and training enhancement programs to an awareness campaign about the different scientific and technical tools available to examiners.
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Judges have ordered fee examiners to hunt for unnecessary charges in the enormous fee statements - Weil's for the first two weeks of Sears ran 330 pages, breaking down each lawyers' time into six-minute intervals.
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Some states have medical examiners or coroners stationed locally to ensure deaths are counted and identified consistently, said Dr. Gregory J. Davis, a professor and director of the University of Kentucky's Forensic Pathology Consultation Service.
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Those steps include enhancing training for aviation medical examiners so they can better spot mental health warning signs, issuing guidance to airlines to promote best practices about pilot support programs and expanding pilot-assistance programs.
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The review found that out of the 268 cases where examiners provided testimony used to inculpate a defendant at trial, erroneous statements were made in 257 of them — an astounding 96 percent of the cases.
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In late 2011, as the price of some medallions reached $800,000, a group of agency examiners wrote a paper on the risks in the industry, according to a recent report by the agency's inspector general.
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In a telephone news conference from Washington, Mr. Genser said the order had overruled a recommendation by the Iranian government's medical examiners, who had concluded that Mr. Namazi needed at least three months of leave.
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Investigators and medical examiners also turn to DNA samples from a hair brush or a undergarment and try to match them to DNA samples submitted by family members looking for a missing relative, he said.
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SEC examiners — which can offer recommendations to the regulators' enforcement arm — sent an undisclosed number of letters inquiring about firms' stock-selection methodology, as well as their proxy voting records with respect to ESG issues.
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On the day after the killings, the local medical examiners, John Edland and Richard Abbott, overworked at the best of times, had the nightmarish task of autopsying the bodies of dead inmates and hostages alike.
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It generally takes several years for them to produce their reports, in part because committee members — including doctors, public health experts, medical examiners, and the like — have other demands on their time and aren't compensated.
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Thus far we've only noted the regulations that are written down, but below the water line, examiners now are ever more aggressive in telling banks what loans to make – and too often not to make.
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The inspector general also found that when documents were stored within the Fed, they were not efficiently organized, making it difficult for Fed examiners across the system to easily find and organize information across banks.
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"I always tried to technically follow the rules, but I also undermined the principle of the rule by finding the loophole," Fastow, Enron's former chief financial officer, told the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners in 2016.
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The few research studies that have been done on fingerprint analysis shows a high rate of false matches, and examiners can be swayed in one direction or another if they're given contextual information about a case.
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"If you go over that line, you're more likely to make mistakes, take inappropriate shortcuts, et cetera," explained Brian Peterson, the National Association of Medical Examiners' leader and chief medical examiner for Milwaukee County in Wisconsin.
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Because the baby was found in an advanced state of decomposition, medical examiners have yet to determine the baby's sex or how the infant died, but allege the child was nearly 9 months old at death.
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In at least eight states, the combination of fentanyl and cocaine is so prevalent, it's likely responsible for the majority of deaths that involve cocaine: The quality of data reported by medical examiners varies by state.
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"The National Conference of Bar Examiners has confirmed that the national component is not impacted by the course of action that the State Bar of CA has taken," the State Bar wrote on Twitter on Sunday.
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Authorities believe the bodies, which were buried together, are those of Shunn and Patenaude, though medical examiners have yet to positively identify the remains, or to determine the cause and manner of the death, Ireton said.
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Goodlatte referred to an August report from the Office of Inspector General for the U.S. Department of Commerce that said the PTO paid out more than $18 million to examiners for work they potentially never did.
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CFPB bank examiners were told not to request information from the firms they monitor, and Warren wrote that "lawyers at the CFPB have been banned from reviewing electronic evidence they obtain in discovery," citing multiple sources.
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Sheriff&aposs officials expect to learn Thursday from medical examiners the identity of child&aposs remains found at the site of a New Mexico compound that authorities raided last week in search of a missing boy.
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This effort was not just surprising, it directly contradicted the New York Board of Examiners of Sex Offenders' evaluation of Epstein, whom the board viewed as a high-risk sex offender for his actions in Florida.
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Pesquera, head of Puerto Rico's Department of Public Safety, says that in such a case, medical examiners are supposed to contact the doctor to find out if the hospital didn't have oxygen because of the hurricane.
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If you have been diagnosed with COVID-19, you should only follow the instructions given to you by medical examiners upon diagnosis — and breathing in hot air from your blow dryer is not one of them.
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So last week, Mr. Jarlstrom filed a civil rights lawsuit in federal court against the Oregon State Board of Examiners for Engineering and Land Surveying, charging the state's licensing panel with violating his First Amendment rights.
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She made the argument even though the New York state panel that evaluates people convicted of sex crimes — the Board of Examiners of Sex Offenders — had calculated that Mr. Epstein had a high risk of reoffending.
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According to the criminal complaint, medical examiners found hemorrhaging in Zayden's abdomen, which is "consistent with the fatal injuries being inflicted in the overnight hours of June 6-7, 2017," when he was left in Homich's care.
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There are about 6,000 FAA-authorized aviation medical examiners in the U.S. Pilots under the age of 40 are tested every five years and pilots over 40 (or with outstanding medical conditions) are tested every two years.
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Family and medical examiners are still searching for answers six months after an Australian man died in "absolute agony" of salmonella — and they believe he may have developed the infection after eating a gecko on a dare.
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A briefing document for SB 51 assumes 12 new cannabis banks or credit unions would be created, which would require the state to hire personnel such as examiners and incur costs of about $2 million per year.
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The most recent figures from the National Conference of Bar Examiners indicate that in 2015 only three of the 13,084 Californians who took the bar exam participated in the law office study program — and only two passed.
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OCC examiners, meanwhile, have found that banks are weak in preparing for losses on loans and leases, and are not giving enough consideration to strong loan growth, concentrations of credit, increasing risk appetite and lower underwriting standards.
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A Texas congressman has introduced a bill in the House of Representatives that would require hospitals nationwide to provide rape victims with around-the-clock access to specially trained medical workers known as sexual assault forensic examiners.
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By using robots, instead of relying on random spot checks, companies are catching fraud more than twice as fast and fraud losses are halved, said Andi McNeal, director of research for the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
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Some will be offered permanent positions as senior medical examiners with annual salaries starting at $2250,22014, or invited to continue as fellows for a second year to specialize in the pathology of the brain and the heart.
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No matter how quickly a victim's relatives or law enforcement officials want an answer on the cause of death, the city's 30 medical examiners are bound to trace a corpse's clues to the start of the chain.
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Although medical examiners might see grisly scenes all the time, it's the staggering number of victims and amount of violence that can take its toll on those who show up after a massacre has occurred, Graham said.
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Instead of taking the time to really understand an application and whether or not it meets the legal standard of being novel and non-obvious, examiners may find themselves with even less flexibility than they have now.
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Going back to 2012, when the unit first revealed that it would turn its eye toward the fund's activities in the eurozone, examiners met resistance, not only from staff members but from European board members as well.
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More than 218 people died of fentanyl-related overdoses from late 23 to early 211 in the US, according to the DEA, but that number is likely higher since medical examiners don't always test for the drug.
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Unless there is a suicide note or a history of psychiatric problems, such as depression, it's almost impossible for medical examiners and coroners to determine whether an overdose was accidental or was a suicide attempt, Rockett said.
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Individuals such as county medical examiners and representatives from local support organizations can provide researchers with an in-depth understanding of the social, political and cultural traits that are unique to a particular region of the country.
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Using statistics and probabilities to help bolster fingerprint results and signal the weight of the evidence isn't a new idea, but this is the first time a tool has actually been put in the hands of fingerprint examiners.
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That includes the time they produced a stack of false records for SEC examiners on site, but not before putting the papers in a refrigerator to hide the fact that they had just come out of the printer.
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By 2015, they got the attention of the National Board of Medical Examiners, and were able to work together to implement standards for training and certification for people to become a National Board-Certified Health and Wellness Coach.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California women routinely receive less in workers' compensation than men, a lawsuit filed on Wednesday alleged, partly because of stereotypes that lead to unfair reductions in benefits and an overwhelming majority of male medical examiners.
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Going back to 2012, when the unit first revealed that it would turn its eye toward the fund's activities in the euro zone, examiners met resistance, not only from staff members but from European board members as well.
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Since October, the bureau's entire cadre of appeal examiners— about 70 analysts — was redeployed here to help keep pace with waves of incoming background investigations that continued through December when a record 3.3 million firearm sales were processed.
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"One of a few things likely happened here -- and we may never know, especially if there's no autopsy," Gupta, who is also a member of the American College of Forensic Examiners and a practicing neurosurgeon, said in June.
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But that's exactly what happened this week, when Judge Rakoff kicked off the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners 27th annual global fraud conference in Las Vegas on Monday and Ms. Khan closed it with her talk on Wednesday.
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" The examiners of Hart's Oxford thesis had written, "Hart clearly believes that the Jeffersonian picture is one of increasing relevance to the United States, and the thesis is at times a powerful piece of advocacy for that picture.
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The agencies agreed to undertake the review after three men who had served lengthy prison sentences were exonerated by DNA testing in cases in which three different FBI hair examiners provided testimony that exceeded the limits of science.
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Our system currently incentivizes patent examiners to grant patents quickly, giving them even less time to review a given application as they get more senior (and the data correspondingly show that with less time, more applications are granted).
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It's not just the time constraints the examiners face, it's also the fact that there's pretty much no such thing as a final rejection—a patent applicant can file time and again until she gets her patent granted.
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"A lady was crying and yelling at me in French," said Murat Ueranuez, who was in the restaurant of the Sheraton Hotel across from the airport terminal, preparing for a conference of fraud examiners, when the blasts occurred.
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This defied the recommendation of the State of New York Board of Examiners of Sex Offenders to label Hadden a Level 2 -- or moderate -- offender, which would require his inclusion in an online sex-offender registry for life.
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The trouble, Gilson explained, is that most coroner and medical-examiner offices are so overloaded that forensic pathologists are struggling simply to finish their cases within the time frame mandated by the National Association of Medical Examiners (NAME).
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"This is very alarming; everything related to this case is strange," said Mr. Raffo, who has long been convinced Mr. Nisman was murdered, and has called on a judge to investigate whether previous forensic examiners covered up evidence.
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Examiners "will want to understand how are you are looking at all these issues and making sure that there is a smooth transition here in your firm and a smooth transition for clients of your firm," he said.
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An autopsy would reveal an obvious cause of death, such as a stroke, a hemorrhage, or a heart attack, said Sally Aiken, chief medical examiner for Spokane, Washington, and vice president of the National Association of Medical Examiners.
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"When a medical examiner fills out a death certificate, it's their medical opinion based on all their experience and training that this is what happening," said Dr. David R. Fowler, president of the National Association of Medical Examiners.
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Medical examiners have ruled that Cornell died of suicide by hanging, but his family have since spoken out saying they believe that the side effects of the prescription drug Ativan may have led him to thoughts of self-harm.
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DFS examiners also found a substantial number of aliases such as "Give me my money", "Elvis Presley", "Donald Duck", as well as what the regulator described as "obscene terms and phrases" that are used in identifying accounts at Bittrex.
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Acting Comptroller of the Currency Keith Noreika told Reuters on November 20 that the regulator had been working to ensure that examiners on the ground have a lighter touch with institutions they scrutinise, but change will take more time.
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The jobs that are likely to be at least partially automated include an estimated: 0003,000 IRS tax examiners and agents 13,000 accountants 12,000 auditors 5,600 paralegals 3,000 food inspectors Only about 3% of the 130,000 jobs are blue collar.
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The agency's $75 million annual budget is the equivalent of $8.82 per city resident for the laboratories, investigations and other activities, far more than the national average of $1503 per resident, according to the National Association of Medical Examiners.
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But CNN was able to document the Border Patrol's shortfall most clearly in Arizona, where tribal police, county sheriffs, medical examiners and volunteer search groups cooperate to provide a far better tally of remains than their counterparts in Texas.
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The USPTO must take great care to ensure that inventors are not discouraged from filing applications because of perceived difficulties or costs they believe they will encounter when productive outreach from examiners can help them efficiently navigate the system.
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It's like something out of a story by Pope Francis's Argentine acquaintance Jorge Luis Borges: the personal, generation-spanning accounts of priestly abuse in the United States all going to their final resting place in two claims examiners' heads.
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"If, hypothetically, the hyoid bone is broken, that would generally raise questions about strangulation, but it is not definitive and does not exclude suicidal hanging," Jonathan L. Arden, president of the National Association of Medical Examiners, told the paper.
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Sexual assault nurse examiners (or SANEs) are trained not only to collect DNA samples and take notes on testimony that can later be used as evidence in court, but to support patients and help them process their emotional pain.
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In 2013, the US Navy joined a Massachusetts-based pilot program that provides expert forensic nursing care via the National TeleNursing Center for victims of sexual assault being treated in locations without sexual assault nurse examiners (SANE) on site.
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Government lawyers wrote in 2016 that while examiners can impose three-day delays, "the FBI has no authority to prevent a sale if, after those three business days have elapsed, it has not yet found definitive information" to deny the purchase.
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READ: Opioids are killing too many people to autopsy all the bodies Nor is there a centralized catalog of all the different synthetic cannabinoid compounds that medical examiners' offices can refer to when they're trying to determine cause of death.
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Aras Agalarov Now, four federal law enforcement officials told BuzzFeed News, investigators are focused on two bursts of transactions that bank examiners deemed suspicious: one a short time after the meeting and another immediately after the November 2016 presidential election.
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At that time, he told bankers that the company had $8 million in sales the previous year and that it had about $240,000 in available funds — but when Citibank investigated further, examiners learned that Corsy International's account was actually overdrawn.
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While losing accreditation doesn't mean an office will shut down — some offices even forgo the voluntary process entirely — medical examiners in accredited offices told VICE News that the status proves to the public that they're meeting their profession's minimum standards.
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Or what if you could do it at your victim advocacy organization that is comfortable and you feel like you know them and the environment is not a dingy hospital that probably has very few sexual assault nurse examiners, if any?
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If you have early handwriting examiners advertising their authority and hoping that lawyers will come to them for help, there may not be any situation where anyone's doing careful scrutiny of whether they can really do what they claim to do.
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Little data to track fentanyl It's difficult to determine just how much illicit fentanyl is out there because there are so many newly emerging variants or analogues, and many medical examiners and toxicologists are just beginning to test for it.
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Cheung — whose request for a mistrial was denied Monday — said it was a gross "misstatement" for the prosecution to tell jurors that the DNA profile developed by medical examiners suggests evidence from only one individual was recovered from beneath Vetrano's fingernails.
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And if it does, perhaps he can lift the federal hiring freeze so that the USPTO can hire people for all the jobs listed below—from the 64 vacant positions for IT specialists to the six vacant positions for patent examiners.
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Coursework, marked by pupils' own teachers and sometimes unmoderated by external examiners, will be mostly limited to subjects where there is a real need for it, like drama, where teachers mark performances, or foreign languages, where they conduct oral exams.
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And while two examiners disqualified just four people in more than 1,000 applicants for supposedly having sex with animals, one of their colleagues failed more than 10 times as many for bestiality—around one in 20 of all job seekers.
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She's also one of the sexual assault forensic examiners in the ER, which means that "three shifts a month, I'm on call to come in for sexual assault and domestic violence victims that come in through the emergency room," she says.
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The Justice Department this week was due to interview federal bank examiners in Charlotte, North Carolina, and ask whether low-level employees broke the law by opening accounts without customer knowledge and if company executives took part in a conspiracy.
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Mr. Hoover flew well into his 80s, but not before clashing with the authorities when he was 72, in 1994, when medical examiners from the Federal Aviation Administration declared him unfit to fly, saying that his "cognitive abilities" had diminished.
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Cheung — whose initial request for a mistrial was denied — said it was a gross "misstatement" for the prosecution to tell jurors that the DNA profile developed by medical examiners suggests evidence from only one individual was recovered from beneath Vetrano's fingernails.
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency recently released new guidelines for examiners who carry out its Shared National Credit program, which reviews loans of $20 million or more that are shared by three or more institutions under OCC supervision.
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Attica was the site of the most famous prison riot in New York: After several guards were killed, the state tried to pin their deaths on inmates, but the medical examiners proved that state troopers had shot the guards accidentally.
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The deaths typically draw little public scrutiny – no government agency tracks how often Tasers are used or how many of those deployments prove fatal, and coroners and medical examiners use varying standards to assess a Taser's role in a death.
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Puerto Rico's health officials were being super conservative about what counted as a hurricane death, requiring government medical examiners to review each death before labeling it a storm death — an unusual way to calculate death estimates, according to some researchers.
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The Crash Injury Research and Engineering Network, known as Ciren and run by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, involves trauma surgeons, emergency physicians, medical examiners, crash investigators, engineers and computer data analysts at trauma centers throughout the United States.
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In 21955, after a state board dismissed his complaint against a doctor who had performed an execution, Dr. Zitrin filed a lawsuit demanding that the Georgia Composite State Board of Medical Examiners punish any doctors who help carry out capital punishment.
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Peter Neufeld, a civil rights lawyer and a founder of the Innocence Project, praised Mr. Weissmann's nerve during his time at the F.B.I., as the agency grappled with the fallout of exonerations based on erroneous testimony from forensic hair examiners.
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This was before the long-fading myth of California as Eden was scorched into some sort of Mad Max dystopia, before teams of forensic examiners were sent to sift through the ashes to find the dozens, maybe hundreds, of missing dead.
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When someone who should not be able to buy a gun tries to purchase one there, FBI examiners have only a nerve-wracking three days in which to complete a background check, drawing on fragmented and incomplete federal and local records.
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The depth at which the body might have been submerged could have slowed down the decomposition, since deeper water is colder, said Marcella Sorg, a forensic anthropologist at the University of Maine who has examined bodies for several medical examiners.
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"When a person is famous, and the examiners say: 'Oh, I've heard of this person,' it can be decided more quickly than if the examiner is not sure and has to consult others or go to a committee," Ms. Young said.
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Medical examiners in Turkey, where many of the Khan Sheikhoun victims were taken, have said that autopsies showed they had been attacked with sarin, a lethal nerve agent and a banned chemical weapon that Syria had claimed to have eradicated.
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Ms. Gatliff's artistic skills and intimate understanding of facial architecture led many police departments, coroners and medical examiners to send her the skulls of people whose faces — their visual identities — had decomposed or been rendered unrecognizable by acts of violence.
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A 2016 report from the Government Accountability Office showed that although many states receive federal grants from the Department of Justice to address issues related to sexual assault, very little of that money is spent on training sexual assault forensic examiners.
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We all want the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and its examiners to have sufficient resources to perform their exacting work, to keep patent fees from being diverted to other uses and to improve predictability in the patent system.
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While the data is used in everyday tools like authenticating someone's identity on a smartphone, it can also be collected by medical examiners, police and even companies that have access to a person's signature when they use a credit card.
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With national budget cuts looming, it seems unrealistic to think that death investigations can be completely overhauled, but getting coroners and medical examiners to at least report deaths on certificates more accurately and specifically could address part of the problem.
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Dr. Richard Snellgrove's been hit with an administrative complaint by the Alabama State Board of Medical Examiners, and he's facing wide-ranging allegations that span a decade from 2006 to around the time of Roberts' death in August 2016 ... according to the docs.
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Tusk also believes Voatz works, having hired outside examiners to assess the first West Virginia pilot, including Andre McGregor, a former FBI cyber special agent who is now the global head of security for TLDR, a company that specializes in blockchain technology.
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"The agencies encourage financial institutions to consider prudent efforts to modify terms on existing loans or extend new credit to help affected borrowers," the U.S. Federal Reserve said in a statement, adding that such efforts would not be criticized by bank examiners.
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As the opioid epidemic has continued and as fentanyl has crept into the black market for drugs over the past few years, coroners and medical examiners have stepped up their toxicology reports to better account for opioids and drug overdoses in general.
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"We don't know which, if any, of the examiners are accurate, but the disparity between them suggests the test is not being used in a way that is at all reliable," says John Allen, a professor of psychology at the University of Arizona.
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Officers Kevin Mansell, Danny Vasquez and Dustin Dillard were indicted in 2017 on misdemeanor deadly conduct charges, but Dallas County District Attorney John Creuzot dismissed the charges that March, saying medical examiners told him they did not believe the officers acted recklessly.
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Bankers at institutions regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) have said they have not experienced much change from examiners, who inspect loan-level data on balance sheets as well as firm-wide risk taking and cultural issues.
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A five-member team of forensic examiners, led by the director of the Central Forensic Medical Center, Lee Bong-woo, conducted the autopsies after allegations in the media that the deaths were caused by bacterial infection, medical malpractice or some other preventable cause.
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Still, he and others pointed out that the deaths of people whose health conditions might have been exacerbated by the storm would not necessarily be brought to the attention of medical examiners, who investigate unusual deaths or those caused by injury or violence.
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So she asked her old professor why, and this professor — also a woman — said because their examiners are still in the main men, and they like a lot of flash and filigree, whereas women go to endless lengths of attribution and details.
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"The record reveals that the F.B.I.'s background check system is disturbingly superficial, excessively micromanaged by rigid standard operating procedures, and obstructed by policies that deny the overworked and overburdened examiners access to the most comprehensive law enforcement federal database," Judge Gergel wrote.
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This year, it removed a disclaimer warning police departments against using the leads as probable cause for search warrants, after an agency study found that the leads were correct in more than 98 percent of cases that were later verified by examiners.
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Mr. Roof's compulsive obsessions, according to the lawyers and examiners, ran from the brand of his acne wash to the fit and fabric of his clothing to a delusion that his forehead was misshapen (he obscured it with his trademark bowl haircut).
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Examiners will be looking to see that firms are providing clients with full and fair disclosures, that they are clear about how they manage conflicts of interest, and that they have a solid compliance framework governing policies in the area, he said.
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I'm sure there are some very good coroners out there, but with the heroin and opioid epidemic being so severe, I believe that appointments like health officials or medical examiners need to meet certain qualifications in order to do their job effectively.
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America's system for date rape drug testing is riddled with flaws, according to a review of thousands of pages of lab manuals from every state across the country, as well as dozens of interviews with nurse examiners, toxicologists, law enforcement officials, advocates and lawyers.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - A body that had decomposed to the point of mummification was found in a car in the garage of a Detroit home, and medical examiners have called for an anthropologist to conduct a special autopsy of the remains, authorities said on Friday.
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But later in the evening, Rosselló said the number of deaths connected to Maria had more than doubled, noting that medical examiners and hospitals had to first rule out other deaths that occurred during the storm, such as those attributed to suicide and heart attacks.
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A report from that meeting suggested a 6.7% underestimate of suicidal drug overdoses, and it may be even higher — medical examiners not identifying the drugs involved in fatal overdoses may have missed 70,000 opioid deaths between 1999 and 2015, according to a June report.
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Over a 15-month period ending in November 2015, roughly 8,400 examiners claimed 288,479 hours of work that was not supported by evidence, according to the report released Wednesday by the Office of Inspector General for the U.S. Department of Commerce, which oversees the PTO.
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The medical examiners and pathologists around the country who decided the official cause of death in those cases may not understand the weapons' physiological effects, he said, and may be "over-listing" potential factors in their rulings to avoid being criticized for possible omissions.
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"States with centralized systems in which medical examiners are responsible for investigating overdoses have higher rates of reporting toxicological results on death certificates than de-centralized, county systems in which coroners investigate deaths," Marshall said, based on his knowledge of a separate 2013 study.
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Thirdly, the USPTO needs to investigate how their data can be used to identify outlier examiners whose allowance rates are way out of line with others in their art areas or who never reach a final rejection or who seem to misapply office guidance.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A top U.S. bank regulator has been working to ensure that examiners on the ground have a lighter touch with institutions they scrutinize, but change will take more time, acting Comptroller of the Currency Keith Noreika said in an interview on Friday.
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"I've spent a lot of time in the field and we are starting to get a sense that examiners are listening," said Noreika, who last week said he plans to resign from his role after Congress confirms President Donald Trump's choice for a permanent comptroller.
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While the Patent Office under its former director attributed the resulting decrease in the backlog to hiring additional examiners, it might come as no surprise that, in fact, patents were granted more quickly and the Patent Office simply made it easier to grant patents.
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BuzzFeed reports that none of the bodies were examined by a medical examiner for consideration to be included in the Maria death toll, and Ortiz said the classifications of death by "natural causes" were made by reviewing records and not inspection by medical examiners.
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Although not directly related, the two episodes illustrated the German car industry's continuing inability to overcome a scandal that began in September 2015 when the United States Environmental Protection Agency accused Volkswagen of equipping diesel cars with software that hid excess diesel emissions from examiners.
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The changes are the result of a combination of forces: business-friendly appointments by the president, a lack of financial and personnel resources at many federal agencies, minute changes in rules imposed by regulators and a relaxation in how bank examiners supervise large institutions.
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The report said the Patent Office should require all examiners to provide their schedules to their supervisors in advance, require employees to use their badge to exit their office, and require part-time teleworkers to log in to the office's online network during work hours.
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"The record reveals that the FBI&aposs background check system is disturbingly superficial, excessively micromanaged by rigid standard operating procedures, and obstructed by policies that deny the overworked and overburdened examiners access to the most comprehensive law enforcement federal database," Gergel wrote in the ruling Monday.
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While the Centers for Disease Control is leading a campaign to improve death certificates' specificity, few outside of the field seem to understand just how essential medical examiners and coroners are for improving public health — and thus don't pay or vote to give them more government assistance.
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That figure, which epidemiologists call the excess death toll, is a more reliable measure of the disaster's human impact than the initial figure of 16 that Mr. Trump cited, because it includes cases that medical examiners could not process in the immediate aftermath of the storm.
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