Which scenario does NOT warrant a medical examiner notification in Florida?

The scenario involving death from a known chronic illness does not typically require notification of the medical examiner in Florida. In cases where a person succumbs to a chronic illness that was previously diagnosed and managed, it is generally understood that the death is expected and related to the ongoing health condition. Since the cause of death is already known and there is usually no indication of foul play, the medical examiner is not needed to investigate further.

In contrast, situations like suicide, sudden death in a seemingly healthy individual, and accidental death raise issues that require further investigation due to the potential for foul play or other unexpected circumstances. Each of these scenarios represents a need for an autopsy or investigation to clarify the cause of death, ensuring that all details are understood and documented appropriately. Thus, the distinction lies in the nature of the illness and the expectation of death, which is why a known chronic illness does not call for the same level of scrutiny from the medical examiner's office.