Embert’s Act targets Georgia coroner requirements
High-profile allegations of structural mismanagement inside local death investigations have sparked an intense statewide push to completely overhaul the baseline qualifications required to hold the office of county coroner in Georgia. The sweeping legislative campaign, championed by a grieving family who spent more than a decade fighting to overturn a botched death ruling, aims to mandate standardized medical backgrounds for elected death investigators.
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