New Hampshire § 611-B-19 - Section 611-B:19 Duty of the State Forensic Science Laboratory.
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§ 611-B-19. Section 611-B:19 Duty of the State Forensic Science Laboratory.
Whenever the supervising medical examiner requires expert investigation, either chemical or pathological, of any substance or article preserved from an autopsy, such investigation may be made at the forensic science laboratory of the department of safety established in RSA 106-B:2-a, without charge or expense to the state or county, and the expert making such investigation shall submit a report of the results of the work to the person requesting it.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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