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The circumstances of the death and the external examination are used to determine the cause and manner of death. The remaining cases require a medicolegal autopsy. On all accepted cases, the medical examiner signs the death certificate.
You can obtain certified copies of a death certificate through your mortuary or through the Placer County Health and Human Services Department. Coroner reports are typically finalized within 30-60 days after the date of death.
Autopsies are not always required prior to making a professional medicolegal determination as to the cause and manner of death. However, an autopsy may be performed if the Medical Examiner determines, in their sole discretion, that it is necessary in order to determine the exact cause and manner of death.
How to Get a Certified Copy of a California Death Certificate Submitting a mail-in request to the California Department of Public Health - Vital Records. Submitting a virtual request to VitalChek. Submitting a request to the County Recorder or County Clerk in the jurisdiction where the death certificate was issued.
Although vital records are public documents, under California law, certificates are not open for public inspection. Anyone may request copies, however only persons authorized under California law may receive authorized certified copies of death records.
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Unlike a death certificate, an autopsy report is only prepared by the physician, coroner, or medical examiner who performed the autopsy. The report is separate from the death certificate and will not be provided with a requested death certificate.
A coroner is tasked to issue a death certificate and to perform preliminary observations about the death of an individual. However, he cannot perform autopsies and other testings that are done to establish the cause and manner of death.
The California Public Records Act (PRA), Government Code Sections 6250 to 6270, requires the Humboldt County Coroners Office to make public records available for inspection by the public and to provide copies upon request.