An autopsy is not required when a person has been under physicians care in a medical facility at the time of death. The exceptions would be, if the cause of death cannot be determined or if there is reason to believe negligence or a criminal act (such as assisted suicide) is involved. Immediate family members have the legal right to request an autopsy if they so choose whether the attending physician is in agreement or not.
No, California law does not require an autopsy for a known suicide. If the death is suspicious or reasons for death are unknown, an autopsy is required.
California?
It only appears that way if there is going to be an autopsy, and even then you could use an evidence sheet http://health.howstuffworks.com/autopsy4.htm
Not usually. However, if there is any suspicion surrounding the death, the policy may not be paid before completion of an autopsy. The life insurance policy should state whether or not the company can request an autopsy.
It would be pretty standard to do an autopsy on any death that was murder or suicide. It would require special circumstances in most jurisdictions for there not to be one on a child.
There are several, varying criteria for autopsy in California. Suffice it to say that any unattended death (patient not being cared for in a medical facility or under immediate doctor's care) will require one. For furher info see link below:
Yes, California does require the attorneys to have professional liability insurance.
The general contact number for northern California is: 800-464-4000They should also be able to direct you to the number for any other location or specialty you require.
For tympanoplasty with ossicular reconstruction, the patient usually stays in the hospital overnight
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No California doesn't require a yearly auto inspection. But it does require that if a vehicle is sold and bought, it should be brought into the DMV for a smog-check.
Additional requirements vary by school. The best way to find out is to contact a local school you are interested in teaching at and see what they require. Some may require a special ed certification.