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When death occurs in suspicious circumstances or is sudden and there is no physician to sign the death certificate, who determines and certifies the cause of death?
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When death occurs in suspicious circumstances or is sudden and there is no physician to sign the death certificate, who determines and certifies the cause of death?

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A medical examiner or a coroner. They're the same thing but just are called different things in different places! if you have any more questions relating to this let me know! I love this stuff.
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