Chapter 841

§841-1 Who serves as coroner in each county

§841-2 How deputy coroners are appointed

§841-3 Reporting deaths that need investigation

§841-4 Witness testimony must be written and signed

§841-5 How witnesses take an oath at an inquest

§841-6 Subpoenas for death investigations and fines for ignoring them

§841-7 How coroners write up death investigations

§841-8 Sending death reports and certificates to officials

§841-9 Fee for certified copies of coroner reports

§841-10 Who must arrange burial for a stranger or poor person

§841-11 Witness pay and travel costs at coroner's inquests

§841-12 Moving a dead body without permission

§841-13 What happens to belongings found on a body

§841-14 When autopsies and extra death investigations can happen

§841-14.5 Who must perform an autopsy

§841-14.6 Counties helping each other with autopsies

§841-15 Notifying family of a death and paying for it

§841-16 When decomposed remains can be cremated quickly

§841-17 Who can look at hospital records in an investigation

§841-18 Who serves as coroner's physician and lab access

§841-19 Who must get a copy of this chapter