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| Elected - Term.

| Qualifications for Coroner - Continuing Education.

| Bond.

| Absence, Service, Disability, or Vacancy.

| Appointment of Deputy Coroners and Other Personnel.

| Duties of Coroner and Deputies.

| Coroner's Office, Laboratory, and County Morgue.

| Coroner Custodian of Morgue - Duties Where Decedent Not Identified.

| Records.

Section
313.091

| Request for Decedent's Medical and Psychiatric Records.

| Records to Be Public - Certified Copies as Evidence.

| Unlawfully Disturbing a Body.

| Notice to Coroner of Violent, Suspicious, Unusual or Sudden Death.

| Autopsy - Blood Test of Operator of Motor Vehicle Killed in Accident.

| Notice to Relatives - Disposition of Property.

| Determination of Responsibility for Death.

| Laboratory Examinations by Coroner of Another County.

| Subpoenas - Oath and Testimony of Witnesses.

| Disinterment of Body.

| Coroner's Verdict the Legally Accepted Cause of Death.

| Coroner's Writs.

| Tests for Emergency Involving Suspected Toxic Substances or for Law Enforcement-Related Testing.

| Rights of Administrator or Executor.

| View of Autopsy by Interested Person.

| Coroner to Designate Eye or Tissue Bank - Immunity.

Section
313.121

| Autopsy of Child in Apparent Good Health Who Dies Suddenly.

Section
313.122

| Rules for Protocol Governing the Performance of Autopsies for Sudden Infant Death.

Section
313.123

| Removal and Disposal of Autopsy Specimens - Good Faith Immunity of Coroner.

Section
313.131

| Autopsy Contrary to Deceased Person's Religious Beliefs.

Section
313.132

| Screening for Presence of Buprenorphine, Naltrexone, and Methadone.

Section
313.161

| Cost of Autopsy When Death Occurred in Another County; Death of Inmate of Correctional Facility.

Section
313.211

| Powers of Coroner Regarding Dangerous Drugs.

Section
313.212

| Notice of Death by Overdose.