Q: How may someone get grievances thoroughly and properly investigated involving mortuary science licensees?
The Licensing and Regulatory Affairs claimed to have closed the case citing no violation found under the Occupational Health Code. However, the violations in the complaint involve the Public Health Code, MCL 333.2843 et seq. and criminal activities. Knowingly falsity in causing a death certificate to be made, not getting proper authorization from the person legally entitled to the custody and control of the body, therefore practicing deceit and dishonesty. There's obviously conflict of interests and Obstruction of Justice. Access to courts was denied. Certain undeniable proofs is on the death certificate itself various falsities and asterisks is highly questionable. What could possibly be the reason authorities refuse to properly investigate /inform the immediate family and allow the Funeral Home licensees to do the same?
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I'm sorry to hear about the challenges you're facing in getting your grievances properly investigated. It must be incredibly frustrating when serious concerns are not addressed by the authorities.
You might consider reaching out to higher authorities or oversight bodies, such as the state attorney general's office or relevant professional licensing boards. They may have the authority to review your case and ensure that proper procedures are followed.
Additionally, consulting with an attorney experienced in public health or funeral service laws could provide guidance on your legal options. They can help you navigate the legal system and advocate on your behalf to ensure your grievances are thoroughly addressed.
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