Autopsies - As enacted, clarifies that the reports of county medical examiners and autopsy reports of minors whose manner of death is listed as a homicide are generally not public documents; authorizes such reports to be released or inspected if certain conditions are met. - Amends TCA Title 10, Chapter 7; Title 38; Title 39 and Title 40.

This bill clarifies that autopsy reports and medical examiner findings for minor victims of violent crimes are not public documents, protecting their privacy. It allows these reports to be shared only if the minor's parent or guardian consents, provided they are not suspects in the case, or if a court orders the release for a specific reason. The law also explicitly states that medical records, police investigation files, and photos of deceased individuals remain private. By amending several state codes, the legislation ensures that sensitive information about child homicide victims is kept confidential unless specific conditions are met.