RCW 68.50.290 Corneal tissue for transplantation—Presumption of good faith.
In any subsequent civil action in which the next of kin of a decedent contends that he/she affirmatively informed the county coroner or medical examiner or designee of his/her objection to removal of corneal tissue from the decedent, it shall be presumed that the county coroner or medical examiner acted in good faith and without knowledge of the objection.
[1975-'76 2nd ex.s. c 60 § 2. Formerly RCW 68.08.305.]
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