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9312 – Preliminary Investigation | Pennsylvania Law

Pennsylvania law Section 9312 details procedures for preliminary investigations into serious crimes and conflicts of interest involving public officials.

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9312 – Preliminary Investigation

Pennsylvania Title 18 - Crimes and Offenses § 9312

Summary

Pennsylvania's Section 9312 outlines the process for appointing special investigative counsel to conduct preliminary investigations into certain individuals. It specifies when the General Counsel or Attorney General must initiate investigations, especially for serious offenses or conflicts of interest. The law ensures thorough oversight in cases involving high-level crimes or ethical breaches.

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In simple terms: Pennsylvania law Section 9312 details procedures for preliminary investigations into serious crimes and conflicts of interest involving public officials.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.