I'm sure it depends on each state's laws, but most deaths are never seen by a coroner unless it involves a crime or other pressing reason why the exact cause of death needs to be known. In my state, a non-crime related death where the patient is under a doctor's care, either in the hospital or at home, nearly never involves a coroner (medical examiner in my state). The funeral home simply comes and picks up the person and takes them to the funeral home. Even that is not a real requirement, just what is most commonly done. You can keep the person at home for the 48 hour waiting period and then bury them or have them cremated (can't cremate them yourself).
Coroner will become sheriff when the sheriff dies or is arrested or relieved of his/her duty for what ever reason.
They go to India when someone dies because when they go to the river Ganges to get burnt they get thrown into the river. That way they do not have to be reincarnated or reborn again.
you have to change your will
What To Do When Someone Dies was created in 2009.
high ash
IF a person dies WHILE Committing a FELONY, the policy will not pay out when he dies. I'm not sure if DUI counts in this answer...I think it may depend... if they hit someone and it was manslaughter it would not pay. IF they were driving while intoxicated and someone hit them ...I'm not sure...it may depend on the coroner report. However I can say that if someone was robbing a bank, or opened a crackhouse and was shot by police while in the act of trying to apprehend the person...the claim would not be paid.
Coroner.
When someone dies, they either go to Heaven or hell, there is no inbetween.
Ether the attending doctor or the coroner.
When someone dies
When someone dies at home, the death certificate is typically completed by the attending physician who was responsible for the patient's care leading up to their death. If there is no attending physician available, a medical examiner or coroner may be called to investigate the circumstances of the death and complete the certificate. In some cases, a family member or designated representative may also assist in gathering necessary information for the certificate.
The ISBN of What To Do When Someone Dies is 978-0-14-102092-1.