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  10. Article 6 - Revised Uniform Anatomical Gifts


Article 6 - Revised Uniform Anatomical Gifts


  • § 44-5-140. Short title
  • § 44-5-141. Definitions
  • § 44-5-142. Anatomical gifts during life of donor
  • § 44-5-143. Method to make an anatomical gift
  • § 44-5-144. Amending, or revoking an anatomical gift
  • § 44-5-145. Refusal to make an anatomical gift
  • § 44-5-146. Role and authority of people other than donor
  • § 44-5-147. Classes of persons available to make donations; priority
  • § 44-5-148. Signed writing or oral communication required for gift of document
  • § 44-5-149. Recipients of anatomical gifts of procurement organizations
  • § 44-5-150. Search and notification for information identifying donor status
  • § 44-5-151. Delivery of document
  • § 44-5-152. Rights and duties of procurement organizations
  • § 44-5-153. Coordination of procurement and use
  • § 44-5-154. Limited prohibition on sale or purchase of body parts
  • § 44-5-155. Penalties
  • § 44-5-156. Immunity
  • § 44-5-157. Requirements for validity of document of gift; governing law
  • § 44-5-158. Donor registry
  • § 44-5-159. Impact of anatomical gift on an advance directive for health care
  • § 44-5-159.1. Cooperation between medical examiners and procurement organizations
  • § 44-5-159.2. Role of medical examiner
  • § 44-5-159.3. Application
  • § 44-5-159.4. Construction with federal law
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