Texas § CR.59.061 - AUDITS AND INVESTIGATIONS

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§ CR.59.061. AUDITS AND INVESTIGATIONS

AUDITS AND INVESTIGATIONS. (a) The state auditor may at any time perform an audit or conduct an investigation, in accordance with this article and Chapter 321 , Government Code, related to the seizure, forfeiture, receipt, and specific expenditure of proceeds and property received under this chapter. (b) The state auditor is entitled at any time to access any book, account, voucher, confidential or nonconfidential report, or other record of information, including electronic data, maintained under Article 59.06 , except that if the release of the applicable information is restricted under state or federal law, the state auditor may access the information only with the approval of a court or federal administrative agency, as appropriate. (c) If the results of an audit or investigation under this article indicate that a law enforcement agency or attorney representing the state has knowingly violated or is knowingly violating a provision of this chapter relating to the disposition of proceeds or property received under this chapter, the state auditor shall promptly notify the attorney general for the purpose of initiating appropriate enforcement proceedings under Article 59.062 . (d) The law enforcement agency or attorney representing the state shall reimburse the state auditor for costs incurred by the state auditor in performing an audit under this article. Added by Acts 2011, 82nd Leg., R.S., Ch. 1321 (S.B. 316 ), Sec. 3, eff. September 1, 2011.

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