The final version of accreditation criteria for educational courses dedicated to conducting inquests — official investigations into the circumstances of death carried out by coroners — has been published. These criteria establish standards that educational programs must meet to obtain approved and officially recognized status. The adoption of uniform criteria is aimed at ensuring consistency and quality in training specialists involved in coroner practice. This applies both to coroners themselves and to other professionals involved in the process of investigating causes of death — lawyers, medical experts, and law enforcement representatives. Clear and transparent requirements for training courses will help raise the level of professional preparation and ensure that inquest practice complies with established legal and ethical standards. Organizations offering such training will now be able to use the published document as a reference when developing and updating their programs. The publication of these criteria is part of broader efforts to improve the system of coroner investigations and increase public confidence in it. It is expected that requirements will be regularly reviewed and updated in the future to account for changes in legislation and practice.