Ark. Code Ann. § 14-21-202: Restrictions on use of funds
Where this section sits in the code
- AR Code
- Title 14
- Chapter 21
- Subchapter 2
(a) Drug enforcement funds shall be used only for direct expenses associated with the investigation of the criminal drug laws of this state, including without limitation: (1) The purchase of evidence; (2) The payment of informants; (3) The relocation or security of witnesses, or both; (4) Emergency supply purchases; and (5) Emergency travel expenses. (b) Drug enforcement funds shall not be used for: (1) Equipment purchases or leasing, salaries or wages, professional services, training, or any other purpose not directly related to a criminal drug investigation; or (2) Administrative costs associated with the sheriff's office. Amended by Act 2019, No. 383,§ 5, eff. 7/24/2019. Acts 1997, No. 362, § 2.
(a) Drug enforcement funds shall be used only for direct expenses associated with the investigation of the criminal drug laws of this state, including without limitation: (1) The purchase of evidence; (2) The payment of informants; (3) The relocation or security of witnesses, or both; (4) Emergency supply purchases; and (5) Emergency travel expenses.
(1) The purchase of evidence;
(2) The payment of informants;
(3) The relocation or security of witnesses, or both;
(4) Emergency supply purchases; and
(5) Emergency travel expenses.
(b) Drug enforcement funds shall not be used for: (1) Equipment purchases or leasing, salaries or wages, professional services, training, or any other purpose not directly related to a criminal drug investigation; or (2) Administrative costs associated with the sheriff's office.
(1) Equipment purchases or leasing, salaries or wages, professional services, training, or any other purpose not directly related to a criminal drug investigation; or
(2) Administrative costs associated with the sheriff's office.
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