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North Carolina General Statutes > Chapter 152 > § 152-4 - Coroners' bonds registered; certified copies evidence

All official bonds of coroners shall be duly approved, certified, registered, and filed as sheriffs' bonds are required to be; and certified copies of the same duly certified by the register of deeds, with official seal attached, shall be received and read in evidence in the like cases and in like manner as such copies of sheriffs' bonds are now allowed to be read in evidence.

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Questions & Answers: Death and Dying

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My mother passed away in a nursing home. She had a conservator because I had just had a baby. They couln't get hold of me through my phone because it had got shut off. So they sent...

Ashlee, I am sorry for your loss. The conservator had an obligation to carry out your mother's burial wishes. Perhaps she had expressed a wish to be cremated? Also, the conserv...

She was in a vegetative state for two years. I just couldn't make all the decisions about money and medical attention seeing as I'm only 23 and have a one year old baby. So they ca...

And cremation was done before I even found out she passed at least wait til I receiveed the letter I am her daughter. ...

Call a few lawyers. Tell them your side. Most lawyers will take on a case pro bono (without charge) if they believe your case will win....

North Carolina Laws: Death and Dying

North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 90 > Article 23 - Right to Natural Death; Brain Death

North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 90 > Article 35 - Accident-Trauma Victim Identification

North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 130A > Article 16 - Postmortem Investigation and Disposition

North Carolina General Statutes > Chapter 152 - Coroners