Table of contents for Death investigation : systems and procedures / Randy Hanzlick.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Unit I: General Aspects of Death Investigation
1. 	Why know about death investigations?
2. 	What is a death investigation?
3. 	Basic types of death investigations
4. 	Public health death investigations
5. 	Who actually performs death investigations?
6. 	The state and local nature of death investigation
7.	Where are death investigations conducted?
8.	How is death investigation funded?
UNIT II: The People of Death Investigation
9. 	More about forensic pathologists
10.	More about coroners
11.	More about medical examiners
12.	Death investigators
13.	Who controls the scene of death?
14.	The forensic scientists
UNIT III: Goals of Death Investigation
15.	Major goals of medicolegal death investigation
16.	Major goals of institutional and private death investigation
UNIT IV: Examples of Typical Death Investigations
17.	A typical institution-based death investigation
18.	A typical private death investigation
19.	A typical medicolegal death investigation
20.	Death investigation: the rake analogy
UNIT V: Aspects of Specific Medicolegal Death Investigation Systems
21.	Reportable deaths in general
22.	Examples of system types
23.	Types of medicolegal system by state
UNIT VI: Special Circumstances
24.	Mass disasters
25.	Deaths on Indian reservations or Federal property
UNIT VII: Other Aspects of Death Investigation
26. 	Who may give permission for autopsy?
27.	Contents of an autopsy report
28.	The death certificate
29.	Exhumations
30.	Funeral considerations
31.	Principles of evidence
32.	Experts
33.	What if you disagree?
34.	Death investigation and insurance
35.	Classic idiosyncrasies in death investigation
36.	Professional Organizations
37.	Access to death investigation information
38.	Pronouncement of death
39.	Deaths in custody and public institutions
40. 	Criminal and civil law issues
41.	Sample Autopsy Report
42. A Day at the Medical Examiner¿s Office

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Forensic pathology.
Death -- Causes -- Classification.
Criminal investigation.
Coroners and Medical Examiners -- organization & administration -- United States.
Documentation -- methods -- United States.
Forensic Medicine -- methods -- United States.
Forensic Medicine -- organization & administration -- United States.