Los Angeles County's chief medical examiner has called for increased transparency in autopsies, especially when it comes to high-profile cases. In a recent interview with the Houston Chronicle, Dr. Terry L. Moore emphasized the importance of making autopsy reports and findings public, arguing that such openness can help prevent wrongful convictions and improve public trust in law enforcement. Dr. Moore's stance aligns with calls for greater transparency from some legal experts who argue that closed-door autopsies can lead to incomplete or biased conclusions. However, not all medical professionals share this view. Some have expressed concerns about the potential risks of releasing sensitive information related to ongoing investigations and patient privacy issues. [1] [2]