Arizona SB1369 regulates the disclosure of death investigation materials by county medical examiners.
Arizona SB1369 amends the state's statutes to specify who can access death investigation materials, such as reports, photographs, and video recordings, created by county medical examiners. Generally, these materials are confidential but can be disclosed to certain individuals and entities, including law enforcement, family members, and legal representatives. The bill also outlines procedures for in camera review and sets conditions for immunity from liability for lawful disclosures.
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