Michigan Code — CORONERS
Browse 37 sections in division CORONERS of the Michigan code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 52.111. Coroners in counties over 250,000; qualifications.
- § 52.112. Coroners in counties over 250,000; compensation.
- § 52.113. Coroners in counties over 250,000; disposition of fees, itemized statement.
- § 52.114. Coroners in counties over 250,000; deputy, appointment, powers, compensation.
- § 52.115. Coroners in counties over 250,000; clerks and assistants, appointment, compensation, terms.
- § 52.116. Coroner; office hours.
- § 52.117. Construction of act.
- § 52.118. Violation of act; penalty.
- § 52.141. Coroner; abolition of office in certain counties; transfer of duties to county health officer; provisions governing.
- § 52.142. County health officer; compensation; deputies, appointment, powers, compensation.
- § 52.143. Morgue facilities.
- § 52.144. County health officer and deputies; payment of compensation.
- § 52.145. No election of coroners where act effective.
- § 52.146. County health officer; powers.
- § 52.201. Coroner; abolition of office; county medical examiner; appointment; terms; vacancies; civil service; qualifications; agreement among counties.
- § 52.201a. Deputy county medical examiner and medical examiner investigators; appointment; qualifications; approval; duties of investigator.
- § 52.201c. County medical examiner; powers and duties; establishment of elderly and vulnerable adult death review team.
- § 52.201d. Deputy county medical examiners; appointment in counties under civil service.
- § 52.201e. County medical examiner and deputies; compensation and expenses.
- § 52.201f. County medical examiner and deputies; removal.
- § 52.202. Investigation by county medical examiner as to cause and manner of death; prisoners; medical records, papers, or documents; exemption from disclosure; definitions.
- § 52.203. Notice to county medical examiner by physician or individual with knowledge of certain deaths; knowledge that 2 or more individuals involved were same age, sex, height, weight, hair color, eye color, and race; notice not required; review by elderly and vulnerable adult death review team; disclosure.
- § 52.204. Violent, unexpected or medically unattended deaths; removal of body, notice; violation of section, penalty.
- § 52.205. Notice of body; manner of death; removal of body to morgue; investigation; designation and duties of medical examiner investigator; list of investigators and qualifications; autopsy; ascertaining identity of decedent and notifying next of kin; impossible identification or knowledge that 2 individuals share same attributes; records; disposition of body; retention of portion of body.
- § 52.205a. Sudden death, cause unknown, of child under age of 2 years; report; request for autopsy; notice of results; costs; rules.
- § 52.206. Private morgue; compensation.
- § 52.207. Violent, unexpected or medically unattended deaths; investigation by county medical examiner; inquest.
- § 52.208. Violent, unexpected or medically unattended deaths; personalty found on deceased's person, possession, inventory, disposition, use as evidence.
- § 52.209. Body determined suitable for donation; agreement; release of information; conduct of examination within certain time period; section to be known as "Kyle Ray Horning's law."
- § 52.210. Removal of body to crematory; permit from county medical examiner; violation of section, penalty.
- § 52.211. County medical examiner; records.
- § 52.212. County medical examiner and deputies; testimony, expenses.
- § 52.213. Coroner; transfer of powers and duties to county medical examiner, abolition of office; transfer of proceedings and records.
- § 52.213a. Coroner; transfer of powers and duties to county medical examiner, abolition of office; transfer of proceedings.
- § 52.213b. Coroner; transfer of records.
- § 52.213c. County health officer; designation as county medical examiner.
- § 52.216. Coroners; completion of term after effective date of act.