Section 501 Autopsy Protocol - Indiana

140 Part 4 Records and Reports Section Case Files Regardless of whether you develop investigative protocols it is incumbent upon you to maintain as thorough and organized set of investigative files as possible. The investigative files should include but not be restricted to the following: all reports, investigator's notes, sketches and death scene photographs, reports of Autopsy and laboratory analyses of evidence, copies of all forms completed by the coroner to include chain-of-custody forms and laboratory request forms. The major objective is to maintain as complete and proper file as possible. Section 501. Autopsy Protocol Section 115. Section Ordering an 115. Section Autopsy 117. Section Overview Coroners may find the following definition of forensic pathology useful to their work.

death case with an obvious cause and manner of death may require an autopsy for legal documentation. In such cases, knowledge of specific mechanics of death are desired; e.g.; determination of fatal wounds, contribution of any natural disease to the cause of death and the elapsed time between the moment of fatal injury and

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