Nevada SB65 revises coroner investigation records, making final reports public but allowing redactions for confidential information.
Nevada SB65 amends the state's laws regarding coroner investigations. It establishes that the final report of a coroner concerning investigations of deaths is a public record, subject to redaction of confidential information. The bill allows coroners to withhold certain information, such as that related to homicides or deaths where the manner of death is undetermined, until investigations are complete. It also mandates that governmental entities provide copies of public records upon request, in the requested medium, and prohibits refusal based on copyright status.
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