Pennsylvania's Coroner's Act does not give a county coroner the discretion to deny a request for immediate disclosure of someone's manner of death, the state Supreme Court has ruled.
October 19, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Pennsylvania’s Coroner’s Act does not give a county coroner the discretion to deny a request for immediate disclosure of someone’s manner of death, the state Supreme Court has ruled.
The Coroner’s Act and the state’s Right-to-Know Law do not conflict to the point that the Coroner’s Act would trump the records request, a five-justice majority said in Hearst Television v. Norris.
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