Alaska Statutes Title 12. Code of Criminal Procedure § 12.65.025. Post mortem examinations

(1) post mortem examinations and autopsies ordered under this chapter;

(2) related transportation to the location where the post mortem examination is conducted and then to the community closest to where the death occurred, except that transportation costs to another requested location shall be paid to the extent that the costs do not exceed the costs that would otherwise have been paid by the department for returning the body to the community closest to where the death occurred;

(3) embalming, if embalming is required by law; and

(4) cosmetology necessary to make the head, face, neck, and hands of the deceased presentable if those parts of the body are disfigured by the post mortem examination.

(1) the person legally responsible for the burial requests or approves the cremation and inurnment; and

(2) the cost to the department of the cremation and inurnment does not exceed the cost to the state of services listed under (a)(3), (a)(4), and (b) of this section that the department would otherwise pay for or provide for the deceased.

(1) the state medical examiner has verified that a facility with adequate technology, personnel, and training is available at the location to enable the state medical examiner to direct a remote examination;

(2) the facility meets applicable standards, including inspection and accreditation, for conducting remote post mortem examinations established in the Forensic Autopsy Performance Standards by the National Association of Medical Examiners; and

(3) the cost of conducting the examination in the community closest to where the death occurred is less than the cost of conducting the examination or autopsy at another location, including the cost of transporting the body to and from another location to conduct the examination.

(1) an option to release the body after examination and autopsy to a location other than a mortuary without a recommendation or stated preference to do otherwise;

(2) the department's coverage of costs associated with the examination or autopsy, transportation of the body, and necessary cosmetology as provided under (a) of this section;

(3) clothing and a casket required under (b) of this section;

(4) transportation to the community closest to where the death occurred or to another location;

(5) a burial-transit permit as provided under AS 18.50.250; and

(6) a death certificate as provided under AS 18.50.230.

(1) is eligible for assistance under AS 47.25.120--47.25.300; or

(2) is otherwise unable to provide clothing and a casket for the deceased.