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cor·o·ner AHD[kôrʹə-nər, kŏrʹ-] D.J.[ˈkɔːrənə, ˈkɒr-]K.K.[ˈkɔrənɚ, ˈkɑr-]n.（名词）abbr. cor.【缩写】- A public officer whose primary function is to investigate by inquest any death thought to be of other than natural causes.验尸官：主要职责是对被认为是死于非命的死者的死因作验尸调查的公职人员
- Middle English [officer of the crown] 中古英语 [皇家官员]
- from Anglo-Norman corouner 源自 英法语 corouner
- from coroune [crown] 源自 coroune [王冠]
- from Latin corōna * see crown 源自 拉丁语 corōna * 参见 crown
corʹonership' n.（名词）注释- Coroner comes from Anglo-Norman corouner, a word derived fromcoroune, "crown.” Corouner was the term used for the royal judicial officer who was called in Latin custos placitorum coronae, or "guardian of the crown's pleas.” The person holding the office of coroner, a position dating from the 12th century, was charged with keeping local records of legal proceedings in which the crown had jurisdiction.He helped raise money for the crown by funneling the property of executed criminals into the king's treasury.The coroner also investigated any suspicious deaths among the Normans,who as the ruling class wanted to be sure that their deaths were not taken lightly. At one time in England all criminal proceedings were included in the coroner's responsibilities.Over the years these responsibilities decreased markedly,but coroners have continued to display morbid curiosity.In the United States, where there is no longer the crown, a coroner's main duty is the investigation of any sudden, violent, or unexpected death that may not have had a natural cause.Coroner 一词来源于盎格鲁-诺曼底语中的 corouner ， 是从coroune “王冠”变来的。 Corouner 是皇家司法官，在拉丁语叫 custos placitorum coronae 或“国王请求的保护者。” 起源于12世纪的这一职位，当时负责记录当地的国王具有裁判权的法律程序。持这一职位者通过收集死刑犯的财产入国库来为国王聚殓钱财。他也负责调查诺曼底人中任何可疑的死亡。因诺曼底人是统治阶级，他们希望确知他们的死没有被轻看。在英国曾由验尸官一度负责罪犯的全部事务。随着时间推移。这些责任明显减少，但仍继续显示对死亡的调查的兴趣。在美国，已不再有国王，验尸官的主要任务是调查任何突发的、剧烈的或预料不到的，大概无自然原因的死亡
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