Why I Want To Be A Coroner

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Coroner
The government official that I choose to write my government day essay about was Coroners. This position is important for the community because without them people with homicidal tendencies would be free. They help to ensure peace and serenity. They are employed to find people who have committed wrongdoings. I am interested in this career because they are the people investigating the deaths of people. They are the responsible for carrying out autopsies, determine the cause of death, and many other things. For these reasons make me interested in Coroners. What I would research further into about this career is how much they get paid. Another reason I would research this more because if someone wanted to be a Coroner then this is

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