Idaho State Statutes - Idaho Attorney Directory

(1)
The coroner may release and permit the removal of a part from a body within
that official's custody, for transplantation or therapy if:
(a) The official has received a request for the part from a procurement
entity;
(b) The procurement entity has made a reasonable effort, taking into
account the useful life of the part, to locate and examine the decedent's
medical records and, in the absence of a document of gift or other
evidence of an individual's intention to make or refuse to make an
anatomical gift, inform persons listed in section 39-3404(1), Idaho Code,
in accordance with the provisions of section 39-3413A, Idaho Code, of
their option to make, or refuse to make, an anatomical gift;
(c) The official does not know of a refusal or contrary indication by the
decedent or objection by a person having priority to act as listed in
section 39-3404(1), Idaho Code;
(d) The removal will be by a procurement entity;
(e) The removal will not interfere with any autopsy or investigation;
(f) The removal will be in accordance with accepted medical standards;
and
(g) Cosmetic restoration will be done, if appropriate.
(2) If the body is not within the custody of the coroner, the local
public health officer may release and permit the removal of any part from a
body in the local public health officer's custody for transplantation or
therapy if the requirements of subsection (1) of this section are met.
(3) An official releasing and permitting the removal of a part shall
maintain a permanent record of the name of the decedent, the person making the
request, the date and purpose of the request, the part requested, and the
person to whom it was released.

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