Florida Regulations 11G-1.001: Purpose, Definitions
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(1) The Medical Examiners Commission adopts rules pursuant to Florida Statutes § 406.04, to comply with the requirements of chapter 406, part I, F.S., and rule division 11G, F.A.C., shall read in conjunction with chapter 406, part I, F.S.
(2) The following terms shall be deemed controlling for rule division 11G, F.A.C., and chapter 406, part I, F.S., unless otherwise defined in chapter 406, part I, F.S.:
(a) “”Associate medical examiner”” means associate medical examiner as defined in Florida Statutes § 406.06
(b) “”Autopsy”” means autopsy as defined in Florida Statutes § 872.04(1)
(c) “”Charge”” of a dead body means administrative control over the location, transportation, and disposition of the body, and does not imply custody of the body.
(d) “”Custody”” of a dead body means physical possession of the body, and does not imply charge of the body.
(e) “”District medical examiner”” means district medical examiner as defined in Florida Statutes § 406.06
(f) “”Identification photograph”” means a still image of the face, ear, tattoo, or other distinctive mark of a dead human body, taken for identification purposes only and that includes a medical examiner case number.
(g) “”Legally authorized person”” means legally authorized person as defined in Florida Statutes § 497.005(39)
(h) “”Medical examiner”” means a district medical examiner, associate medical examiner, or substitute medical examiner.
(i) “”Medical Examiners Commission”” means “”Medical Examiners Commission”” as defined in Florida Statutes § 406.06
(j) “”Photograph of an autopsy”” does not include an identification photograph, a photomicrograph, or a photoradiograph.
(k) “”Photomicrograph”” means a still image of tissue depicting histologic detail, captured through a microscope.
(l) “”Photoradiograph”” means an image produced by the capture of radiation or other forms of non-visible energy, which depicts the structure of objects through which the radiation or energy has passed.
(m) “”Substitute medical examiner”” means a medical examiner appointed pursuant to Florida Statutes § 406.15
Rulemaking Authority 406.04 FS. Law Implemented 406.02, 406.06, 406.17 FS. History-New 10-18-81, Formerly 11G-1.01, Amended 7-6-99, 5-21-12.
(a) “”Associate medical examiner”” means associate medical examiner as defined in Florida Statutes § 406.06
(b) “”Autopsy”” means autopsy as defined in Florida Statutes § 872.04(1)
(c) “”Charge”” of a dead body means administrative control over the location, transportation, and disposition of the body, and does not imply custody of the body.
(d) “”Custody”” of a dead body means physical possession of the body, and does not imply charge of the body.
(e) “”District medical examiner”” means district medical examiner as defined in Florida Statutes § 406.06
(f) “”Identification photograph”” means a still image of the face, ear, tattoo, or other distinctive mark of a dead human body, taken for identification purposes only and that includes a medical examiner case number.
(g) “”Legally authorized person”” means legally authorized person as defined in Florida Statutes § 497.005(39)
(h) “”Medical examiner”” means a district medical examiner, associate medical examiner, or substitute medical examiner.
(i) “”Medical Examiners Commission”” means “”Medical Examiners Commission”” as defined in Florida Statutes § 406.06
(j) “”Photograph of an autopsy”” does not include an identification photograph, a photomicrograph, or a photoradiograph.
(k) “”Photomicrograph”” means a still image of tissue depicting histologic detail, captured through a microscope.
(l) “”Photoradiograph”” means an image produced by the capture of radiation or other forms of non-visible energy, which depicts the structure of objects through which the radiation or energy has passed.
(m) “”Substitute medical examiner”” means a medical examiner appointed pursuant to Florida Statutes § 406.15
Rulemaking Authority 406.04 FS. Law Implemented 406.02, 406.06, 406.17 FS. History-New 10-18-81, Formerly 11G-1.01, Amended 7-6-99, 5-21-12.