North Dakota § 23-06-14 What bodies may be used for dissection

North Dakota Statutes

§ 23-06-14 — What bodies may be used for dissection

North Dakota·Title 23 Health and Safety·Ch. 23-06 Care and Custody of Dead

Any medical association, licensed physician and surgeon, or medical school, upon request, may receive and remove free of charge the bodies of the following deceased persons, if such bodies are to be used within the state for the advancement of anatomical knowledge and medical science and if proper notice is given to the relatives or guardian of the deceased:

1.A person executed pursuant to sentence of law.

2.A person dying in the penitentiary or county jail while under sentence for a crime.

3.A person required to be buried at public expense. Preference must be given to medical schools, and such schools shall furnish the bodies to the students of medicine and surgery.

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Any medical association, licensed physician and surgeon, or medical school, upon request,
may receive and remove free of charge the bodies of the following deceased persons, if such
bodies are to be used within the state for the advancement of anatomical knowledge and
medical science and if proper notice is given to the relatives or guardian of the deceased:
1. A person executed pursuant to sentence of law.
2. A person dying in the penitentiary or county jail while under sentence for a crime.
3. A person required to be buried at public expense.
Preference must be given to medical schools, and such schools shall furnish the bodies to the
students of medicine and surgery.

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