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XXIX
Chapter 406
Fla. Stat. ch. 406
Medical Examiners; Disposition of Human Remains
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406.01
Short title
406.02
Medical Examiners Commission; membership; terms; duties; staff
406.03
Organization and meetings of commission
406.04
Rules
406.05
Medical examiner districts
406.06
District medical examiners; associates; suspension of medical examiners
406.075
Grounds for discipline; disciplinary proceedings
406.08
Payment of fees, salaries, and expenses; transportation costs; facilities
406.09
Expert witness fees
406.11
Examinations, investigations, and autopsies
406.12
Duty to report; prohibited acts
406.13
Examiner’s report; maintenance of records
406.135
Autopsies; confidentiality of photographs and video and audio recordings; confidentiality of reports of minor victims of domestic violence; exemption
406.136
A photograph or video or audio recording that depicts or records the killing of a law enforcement officer who was acting in accordance with his or her official duties
Repealed
406.14
Duty of law enforcement officers
406.145
Unidentified persons; reporting requirements
406.15
Designation of substitute in absence of official examiner
406.16
Professional liability insurance
406.17
Application and construction
406.49
Definitions
406.50
Unclaimed remains; disposition, procedure
406.51
Final disposition of unclaimed deceased veterans; contract requirements
406.52
Retention of human remains before use; claim after delivery to anatomical board; procedures for unclaimed remains of indigent persons
406.53
Unclaimed remains of indigent person; exemption from notice to the anatomical board
406.54
Bodies may be claimed after delivery to anatomical board
Repealed
406.55
Contracts for delivery of human remains after death prohibited
406.56
Acceptance of human remains under will
406.57
Distribution of human remains
406.58
Fees; authority to accept additional funds; annual audit
406.59
Institutions receiving human remains
406.60
Disposition of human remains after use
406.61
Selling, buying, or conveying human remains outside state prohibited; exceptions; penalty