Nevada SB111 prohibits selling, offering for sale, or purchasing child remains, except for educational or research purposes by authorized.
Nevada SB111 amends existing law to prohibit individuals from selling, offering for sale, or purchasing child remains, with exceptions for hospitals, accredited medical schools, or institutions of higher education when the transaction is for educational, research, or similar purposes. Violators of this prohibition are guilty of a misdemeanor. The term "child" is defined as a person under 18 years of age, and "child remains" refers to the body of a deceased child or parts removed from a living child, in any stage of decomposition.
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