Arkansas Code
Subchapter 3 - State Crime Laboratory
§ 12-12-323. Crime Lab Equipment Fund

(a) There is created the Crime Lab Equipment Fund on the books of the Auditor of State, the Treasurer of State, and the Chief Fiscal Officer of the State.
(b) The moneys in the fund shall be used by the State Crime Laboratory only for:
(1) The purchase of equipment;
(2) Operating expenses;
(3) Constructing and equipping regional crime laboratories; and
(4) The personal services and operating expenses of regional crime laboratories.

Structure Arkansas Code

Arkansas Code

Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs

Subtitle 2 - Law Enforcement Agencies and Programs

Chapter 12 - Crime Reporting and Investigations

Subchapter 3 - State Crime Laboratory

§ 12-12-301. Establishment

§ 12-12-302. Board created — Members — Meetings

§ 12-12-303. Board's powers and duties generally

§ 12-12-304. Director of the State Crime Laboratory

§ 12-12-305. Housing and equipment — Functions

§ 12-12-306. State Medical Examiner

§ 12-12-307. Medical examiners — Qualifications — Duties

§ 12-12-308. Medical examiners — Professional liability insurance

§ 12-12-309. Utilization of outside personnel

§ 12-12-310. Reimbursement for use of outside faculty

§ 12-12-311. Cooperation by others required — Tort immunity

§ 12-12-312. Records confidential and privileged — Exception — Release

§ 12-12-313. Records as evidence — Analyst's testimony

§ 12-12-314. Fees — Disposition

§ 12-12-315. Notification of certain deaths

§ 12-12-316. Transportation of corpses

§ 12-12-317. Death certificates

§ 12-12-318. Examinations, investigations, and postmortem examinations — Authorization and restrictions

§ 12-12-319. Embalming corpse subject to examination, investigation, or autopsy — Penalty

§ 12-12-320. Autopsies — Removal of pituitary gland

§ 12-12-321. Autopsies — Exhumed bodies

§ 12-12-322. Hazardous duty pay

§ 12-12-323. Crime Lab Equipment Fund

§ 12-12-324. Testing by State Crime Laboratory

§ 12-12-326. Autopsies — Line-of-duty death — Definitions