United States — Hawaii
HRS § 841-15 - Notice to next of kin, expense
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A coroner investigating a death must notify the known next of kin, and the county director of finance may pay the notification expenses.
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United States — Hawaii
HRS § 841-16 - Disposal of decomposed remains
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The coroner's physician may order cremation of certain remains if they are an immediate public-health menace, and the cremation must be supervised by the coroner and preceded by investigation and a burial-transit permit.
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HRS § 841-17 - Hospital records
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Certain law-enforcement and coroner officials may inspect hospital records for an investigation under this chapter; the hospital may ask for written proof from the coroner.
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HRS § 841-18 - Coroner's physician; laboratory facilities
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This provision assigns who serves as the coroner's physician in Honolulu and in Hawaii, Maui, and Kauai, and says state health department laboratory facilities must be available to that physician.
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HRS § 841-19 - Notification of this chapter
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A copy of this chapter must be sent to physicians, undertakers, hospitals, and institutions established, licensed, or doing business in the State.
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HRS § 841-2 - Appointment of deputies
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The coroner may appoint deputy coroners when needed.
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HRS § 841-3 - Duties
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Coroners or deputy coroners must promptly investigate certain deaths, and anyone who learns of such a death must immediately notify the coroner or deputy coroner.
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HRS § 841-4 - Testimony under oath reduced to writing
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Witness testimony in a required coroner investigation must be taken under oath, written down, and signed by the witnesses.
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HRS § 841-5 - Form of oath
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A coroner or deputy coroner may administer an oath to witnesses in the inquest.
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HRS § 841-6 - Subpoenas; penalty for failure to comply
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The coroner or a deputy coroner may issue subpoenas for witnesses needed in a death investigation, and a person who does not comply may be fined up to $25 after conviction.
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HRS § 841-7 - Reports of investigation
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The coroner or deputy coroner must reduce findings to writing, and the coroner's physician must provide required death-certificate details when a death certificate is received.
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HRS § 841-8 - Duty to forward copy of reports to any county or prosecuting attorney and to person in charge of disposition of body
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Coroners, deputy coroners, and the coroner’s physician must promptly send specified documents to the named officials or person.
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HRS § 841-9 - Fees
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The coroner or deputy coroner must collect a $2 fee for a certified copy of a coroner’s report and inquest when the request comes from someone other than a governmental agency.
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HRS § 842-1 - Definitions
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This provision defines terms used in the chapter, including enterprise, organized crime, person, racketeering activity, and unlawful debt.
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HRS § 842-10 - Civil investigative demand
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The attorney general may issue a civil investigative demand for documentary materials tied to a racketeering investigation, and the recipient must produce and make the materials available as required.
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HRS § 842-11 - Failure to report income; penalty
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A person must not wilfully fail to report certain racketeering-related income or fail to pay the taxes due on it.
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HRS § 842-12 - Inspection of tax records by chiefs of police
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County chiefs of police, or their authorized representatives, may ask a judge for an order to inspect and examine certain tax returns and records, but only when probable cause is shown.
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HRS § 842-2 - Ownership or operation of business by certain persons prohibited
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The provision makes three kinds of racketeering-related conduct unlawful.
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HRS § 842-3 - Penalty; forfeiture of property
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A person who violates this chapter is guilty of a class B felony and must forfeit to the State any interest or property acquired or kept in violation of the chapter.
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HRS § 842-4 - Prohibited affirmative defense
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People engaged in organized crime, or directly or indirectly connected to them, cannot use the affirmative defense that they were a player in a social gambling game.
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