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Research the history of the coroner system and the medical examiner system.
When and where were the systems introduced to the United States?
What is a brief history of each?
Provide a URL for any Web site(s) you used in researching the coroner system and medical examiner system.
Then, compare and contrast the coroner system versus the medical examiner system--consider specialization and expertise, licensing, and employment status.
Choose a jurisdiction (state, county, or city) in the United States. What are the qualifications to become a coroner and chief medical examiner in the jurisdiction of your choosing? Provide a URL for any Web site(s) you used in researching the qualifications.
Which position (corner or medical examiner) seems more interesting to you, and why?
In commenting to other students, consider how the jurisdiction you chose compares to theirs.
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What is the present value of that cash flow
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Find how much would have to deposit today
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How many warrants were issued
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How much would have earned in dividend payments
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History of coroner system and medical examiner system
: Research the history of the coroner system and the medical examiner system. When and where were the systems introduced to the United States?
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Solve the net present value of the investment
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