Part 1 - POSTMORTEM MEDICOLEGAL EXAMINATIONS AND SERVICES
- Section 130A-377 - Establishment and maintenance of central and district offices
- Section 130A-378 - Qualifications and appointment of the Chief Medical Examiner
- Section 130A-379 - Duties of the Chief Medical Examiner
- Section 130A-380 - The Chief Medical Examiner's staff
- Section 130A-381 - Additional services and facilities
- Section 130A-382 - County medical examiners; appointment; term of office; vacancies; training requirements; revocation for cause
- Section 130A-383 - Medical examiner jurisdiction
- Section 130A-384 - Notification concerning out-of-state body
- Section 130A-385 - Duties of medical examiner upon receipt of notice; reports; copies
- Section 130A-386 - Subpoena authority
- Section 130A-387 - Fees
- Section 130A-388 - Medical examiner's permission necessary before embalming, burial and cremation
- Section 130A-389 - [Effective Until 7/1/2024] Autopsies
- Section 130A-389 - [Effective 7/1/2024] Autopsies
- Section 130A-389.1 - Photographs and video or audio recordings made pursuant to autopsy
- Section 130A-390 - Exhumations
- Section 130A-391 - [Repealed]
- Section 130A-392 - Reports and records as evidence
- Section 130A-393 - Rules
- Section 130A-394 - Coroner to hold inquests
- Section 130A-395 - Handling and transportation of bodies
- Section 130A-396 through 130A-397 - Reserved
- Section 130A-398 - Limitation on right to perform autopsy
- Section 130A-399 - Postmortem examination of inmates of certain public institutions
- Section 130A-400 - Written consent for postmortem examinations required
- Section 130A-401 - Postmortem examinations in certain medical schools