FUNERAL SERVICE LAW : The Conference Vol. 12.3 Glossary Terms: Arts (FUNERAL SERVICE LAW)

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Thank you for joining me for another episode of my podcast!
Before I begin I would like to emphasize the importance of this topic for passing your NBE. PLEASE study these and know your Funeral Service Law terminology VERY well, as it will prove to be beneficial when you're sitting for your exam.
The content for this episode has been pulled directly from The Conference: The International Conference of Funeral Service Examining Boards: National Board Exam Study Guide Volume 12.3's glossary for their Arts section.
*Funeral Service Law, pgs. 74-79*
ALL credit is given to The Conference and all references cited in their guide, including the American Board of Funeral Service Education. A full list of cited references is located at the back of this book.
*Here is the list of repeated definitions from this section, as there were too many to justify constantly flipping back and forth to read them out loud, but I wanted them to be easily accessible for you here:
Coroner (see Medical Examiner and Justice of the Peace): 
      Medical Examiner: Forensically-trained physician whose duty it is to investigate      questionable or unattended deaths
      Justice of the Peace: Public officer whose duties in some jurisdictions may include among other things the investigation of death
Dead Human Body:
     Corpse: Body of a dead human being, deprived of life, but not yet entirely disintegrated
Executor/Executrix:
     Personal Representative: Person who represents and administers the estate of deceased persons; executor and/or administrator of the estate
Exhumation: 
     Disinterment: Removal of a human remains from previous location of final disposition
Funeral service practitioner:
     Funeral director: Person properly licensed, engaged in, or conducting, or holding himself/herself out as being engaged in:
    1: Preparing, other than by embalming, for the burial or disposition of dead human bodies
    2: Maintaining or operating a funeral establishment for the preparation and disposition, or for the care of dead human bodies
Inhumement (Burial/Interment):
     Burial: Act of placing the dead human body in the ground
Intern:
     Apprentice: Person engaged in learning the practice of funeral directing and/or embalming under instruction, direction or personal supervision of a dually licensed funeral director and/or embalmer
Legacy:
     Bequest: Gift of personal property by will
Mortuary Law:
     Funeral Service Law: Branch of law which relates to matters concerned with the disposal of the dead and regulation of funeral directors/embalmers and funeral establishments
Resident Trainee: 
     Apprentice: Person engaged in learning the practice of funeral directing and/or embalming under instruction, direction or personal supervision of a duly licensed funeral director and/or embalmer
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