Section 760.920 Administrative Subpoenas

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 74 PUBLIC FINANCE › CHAPTER V: TREASURER › Part 760 REVISED UNIFORM UNCLAIMED PROPERTY ACT › Section 760.920 Administrative Subpoenas

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Section 760.920  Administrative Subpoenas

a)

The administrator may, at reasonable times

and on reasonable notice,

issue an administrative subpoena requiring the

person or agent of that person to make records available for examination

pursuant to the Act.

[765 ILCS 1026/15-1002(2)]

b)         Prior to issuance, administrative subpoenas

shall be reviewed and approved by the administrator's General Counsel or by

another employee of the administrator who is an attorney licensed to practice

law in Illinois designated by the General Counsel.

c)         The administrator may request that the Attorney

General bring an action seeking judicial enforcement of a subpoena issued

pursuant to the Act on behalf of the administrator.

d)         If a person to whom the administrator issues an

administrative subpoena brings an action seeking a judicial order to quash,

limit, or otherwise prevent enforcement of the administrative subpoena, then

the administrator shall request that the Attorney General represent the

administrator in that action.

e)         The administrator may request that the Attorney

General appoint a Special Assistant Attorney General to represent the

administrator in any action to enforce or defend an administrative subpoena

issued pursuant to the Act.

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