West Virginia HB4387 mandates medical examiners to submit all available information to aid in the identification of human remains to NamUs and the.
West Virginia HB4387 requires medical examiners to submit all available information to aid in the identification of human remains to NamUs and the West Virginia State Police. The bill mandates that medical examiners make reasonable efforts to obtain prompt DNA identification of unidentified human remains. It also prohibits the disposal or alteration of unidentified human remains before obtaining DNA samples, photographs, and exhausting other identification methods.
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