Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Relative to possession of human remains for law enforcement training purposes.
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This bill allows New Hampshire law enforcement agencies to possess human remains for training cadaver dogs. Agencies must get written consent from the deceased person before death or from their next of kin. After training, the remains must be returned to a higher education institution or a licensed medical waste disposal company.
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- R · PrimeTerry Roy
- R · CoRicky Devoid
- R · CoDennis Mannion
- R · CoJennifer Rhodes
- R · CoJames Spillane
- R · CoRegina Birdsell
- R · CoWilliam Gannon
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