identity and affiliation of the pathologists;
3.
The general nature of further medical testing or medical investigation to be done;
4.
Information obtained by Medical Examiner investigators directly from medical sources, the deceased’s family members, or witnesses. Information obtained from the Incident Investigators or from the involved agencies will not be released by the Medical Examiner’s Office without prior clearance from those agencies;
5.
The role of the Medical Examiner’s Office in the investigation of death, in general terms.
6.
If Team Investigators determine that the release of a specific piece of information would materially jeopardize the investigation, they shall notify those agencies possessing that knowledge of the hazards of releasing it.
7.
Interruptions to the investigators will be minimized if the agencies assign particular individuals to be the sole designated contacts with the news media.
Access to Reports and Evidence
1.
Material which is created or collected by, or at the request or direction of, Team Criminal Investigators (Including the Crime Scene Unit) will be made available in a timely manner to those agencies which have an interest in the investigation, including Administrative Investigators.
2.
The material will include:
a.
Reports, written and collected.
b.
Access to physical evidence.