Allows autopsy photographs to be admissible in criminal proceedings for first or second degree murder.
Louisiana HB396 establishes that photographs of autopsies conducted by coroners are admissible as evidence in criminal cases involving allegations of first or second degree murder. This law aims to provide visual evidence in trials related to these serious offenses, potentially aiding in the presentation of the prosecution's case.
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