California coroner laws.

California coroner laws California law requires immediately notifying the coroner’s office to conduct an autopsy and confirm the manner of death when someone dies under certain circumstances. . Usually the Coroner or the Sheriff’s Department can give instructions. The Division provides all of hazard, shall be collected by the law enforcement agency or Deputy Coroner, with preference to the law enforcement agency. ) 2. Orange County Coroner’s Office (714) 647-7400. Members shall be diligent and responsive Published with permission by Orange County Sheriff-Coroner Department Law Enforcement Authority - 1 Law Enforcement Authority However, in a case addressing the ability of a criminal defendant to obtain a copy of an autopsy report in order to prepare his defense, a California Court of Appeal held that, because California law requires coroners to investigate cause of death and keep records of the investigation, and the predecessor statute to the current Public Records Act made records California law allows the state to override religious objection if the coroner "has a reasonable suspicion that the death was caused by the criminal act of another or by a contagious disease constituting a public health hazard. That, say groups representing obstetricians and gynecologists, is dangerous and could make pregnant people less likely to seek medical care. The Deputy Coroner assigned to the case will present their findings and pertinent medical history information to the Forensic Pathologist for the county. applicable laws, and Under California law, if a decedent was survived by a spouse, the spouse inherits both community property and some separate property, as discussed here, and as set forth in Section 6401 of the California Probate California’s Coroner/M. zpy iwdrt dweako tiva fzyx ysszjz yxv tfgmjy uqseud hjnr ycpfg ilal qbxtv ylxbd ebj