Is autopsy before cremation required in Wisconsin?

In Wisconsin, an autopsy is not required before cremation unless there are specific circumstances that warrant it, such as suspicious deaths or if the cause of death is unclear. The decision for an autopsy typically falls under the jurisdiction of the medical examiner or coroner. If the death is natural and there are no legal concerns, cremation can proceed without an autopsy. Always check local regulations or consult with authorities for the most accurate guidance.