County Coroner.

  1. Law
  2. Revised Code of Washington
  3. Counties
  4. County Coroner.

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Section
36.24.010

To act as sheriff under certain conditions.

Section
36.24.020

Inquests—Jury—Venue—Payment of costs.

Section
36.24.030

Penalty for nonattendance of juror.

Section
36.24.040

Duty of coroner's jury—Oath.

Section
36.24.050

Power to summon witnesses—Subpoenas.

Section
36.24.060

Power to employ physician or surgeon—Compensation.

Section
36.24.070

Verdict of jury.

Section
36.24.080

Testimony reduced to writing in certain cases and witnesses recognized.

Section
36.24.090

Procedure where accused is under arrest.

Section
36.24.100

Procedure where accused is at large—Delivery of findings to the prosecuting attorney.

Section
36.24.110

Form of warrant.

Section
36.24.130

Property of deceased.

Section
36.24.140

Duty of treasurer.

Section
36.24.150

Delivery to representatives.

Section
36.24.155

Undisposed of remains—Entrusting to funeral homes or mortuaries.

Section
36.24.160

District judge may act as coroner.

Section
36.24.170

Coroner not to practice law.

Section
36.24.175

Coroner not to be owner or employee of funeral home or mortuary—Counties with populations of forty thousand or more.

Section
36.24.180

Audit of coroner's account.

Section
36.24.190

Medical examiner—When authorized—Election—Qualifications for appointment.

Section
36.24.200

Subpoena for production—Authority.

Section
36.24.205

Medicolegal forensic investigation training required.

Section
36.24.210

Accreditation required.