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TENNESSEE STATUTES AND CODES
Part 1 - Post-Mortem Examination Act
- 38-7-101 - Short title.
- 38-7-102 - Post-mortem examination division.
- 38-7-103 - Chief medical examiner Deputies and assistants Duties and authority.
- 38-7-104 - County medical examiner.
- 38-7-105 - Facility for performance of autopsies.
- 38-7-106 - When autopsies authorized Notice to next of kin Donor eyes and and eye tissues.
- 38-7-107 - Disinterment to perform autopsy.
- 38-7-108 - Death under suspicious, unusual or unnatural circumstances.
- 38-7-109 - Investigation by county medical examiner.
- 38-7-110 - Records received as evidence Person preparing report may be subpoenaed as witness Reports as public documents Release of reports.
- 38-7-111 - [Repealed.]
- 38-7-112 - Immunity of persons performing examinations and autopsies.
- 38-7-113 - Refusal or neglect to comply with § 38-7-108 Penalty.
- 38-7-114 - [Repealed.]
- 38-7-115 - [Repealed.]
- 38-7-116 - [Repealed.]
- 38-7-117 - Subpoena of medical and hospital records.
- 38-7-118 - Delivery of remains to family following autopsy.
- 38-7-119 - Unauthorized video or audio recordings of autopsies.
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