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22a-229

Chapter 22a.--DISTRICT OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Article 2.--DISTRICT CORONERS

22a-229. Same; possession of property in determining cause of death. The district coroner, or his deputy, shall take possession of and retainas long as necessary, any property important in determining the cause ofdeath in any case in which this act required that the coroner be notified,but only such property. When such property is no longer necessary for hisinvestigation, the property shall be put into the possession of the lawenforcement authorities having responsibility for the case.

History: L. 1963, ch. 166, § 5; Jan. 11, 1965.

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22a-229

Chapter 22a.--DISTRICT OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Article 2.--DISTRICT CORONERS

22a-229. Same; possession of property in determining cause of death. The district coroner, or his deputy, shall take possession of and retainas long as necessary, any property important in determining the cause ofdeath in any case in which this act required that the coroner be notified,but only such property. When such property is no longer necessary for hisinvestigation, the property shall be put into the possession of the lawenforcement authorities having responsibility for the case.

History: L. 1963, ch. 166, § 5; Jan. 11, 1965.

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22a-229

Chapter 22a.--DISTRICT OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Article 2.--DISTRICT CORONERS

22a-229. Same; possession of property in determining cause of death. The district coroner, or his deputy, shall take possession of and retainas long as necessary, any property important in determining the cause ofdeath in any case in which this act required that the coroner be notified,but only such property. When such property is no longer necessary for hisinvestigation, the property shall be put into the possession of the lawenforcement authorities having responsibility for the case.

History: L. 1963, ch. 166, § 5; Jan. 11, 1965.