C. In any medical examiner case in which criminal violence physical injury attributable to criminal conduct other than by motor vehicle vehicular manslaughter is suspected, no a person shall may not move or alter the body or any objects at the scene of death prior to the arrival, or without the express authorization, of the Attorney General or his the Attorney General's authorized representative.

2. Preservation or removal of body. In any medical examiner case where in which the body is in danger of being destroyed or lost, or the location of the body renders it a serious threat to the safety or health of others, any a person may take whatever steps are reasonably necessary for the retention or preservation of the body prior to the arrival or authorization of the medical examiner or the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, provided that such.__The person shall first, whenever if practicable, exactly mark the location and position of the body.

In any medical examiner case where criminal violence in which physical injury attributable to criminal conduct other than by motor vehicle vehicular manslaughter is not suspected, and the presence of the body is likely to cause hardship or outrage, and a medical examiner or the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner cannot can not be reached in a reasonable period of time, the district attorney for the district in which the body is located, or his the district attorney's authorized representative, may authorize removal of the body by the law enforcement officer in charge of the scene, provided that the.__The officer shall first, whenever if practicable, exactly mark the location and position of the body.

A. When death occurs in a medical facility such as a hospital or an ambulance, the body may be removed to a mortuary under the following conditions:

(1) The incident causing the death did not occur in the medical facility;