Idaho § 54-1120 RECEIVING BODY FOR TRANSPORTATION OUTSIDE STATE WITHOUT PERMIT PROHIBITED — CREMATION AND REMOVAL OF HUMAN REMAINS

Idaho Statutes

§ 54-1120 — RECEIVING BODY FOR TRANSPORTATION OUTSIDE STATE WITHOUT PERMIT PROHIBITED — CREMATION AND REMOVAL OF HUMAN REMAINS

Idaho § 54-1120

Title 54PROFESSIONS, VOCATIONS, AND BUSINESSES

Ch. 11MORTICIANS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS

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Idaho Code § 54-1120 (2026).

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It shall be unlawful for any public transportation agent of any public transportation facility to receive a dead human body for shipment or transportation by any means of transportation or conveyance to or from any point in this state, or to a point outside this state, unless said embalmed human body is accompanied by a permit for final disposition signed by the individual authorized by law to certify the cause of death. Human remains shall not be delivered to a crematory or removed from the casket or other container without the written consent of the person giving the consent to the cremation of the body.

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It shall be unlawful for any public transportation agent of any public transportation facility to receive a dead human body for shipment or transportation by any means of transportation or conveyance to or from any point in this state, or to a point outside this state, unless said embalmed human body is accompanied by a permit for final disposition signed by the individual authorized by law to certify the cause of death. Human remains shall not be delivered to a crematory or removed from the casket or other container without the written consent of the person giving the consent to the cremation of the body.