Revises provisions relating to certain records of investigations of deaths. (BDR 20-452)
SB 65 makes coroners' final reports on death investigations public records, with specific exceptions for confidential information. It allows coroners to withhold autopsy images, fingerprints, medical records, crime scene photos, and details of unresolved homicides until investigations or criminal cases are concluded. The bill also designates incomplete reports, notes, and certain third-party materials as confidential, preventing public access. These rules apply to both sheriffs serving as coroners and county coroners appointed by local ordinances.
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Nov 2024
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Introduced Nov 20, 2024
Last action Apr 12, 2025
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