(a) The Attorney General may employ: (1) An attorney licensed to practice law who: (A) has knowledge of the law related to mortgage fraud; and (B) if possible, has a background or expertise in investigating and prosecuting mortgage fraud.
(2) At least two (2) investigators who have a background or expertise in investigating mortgage fraud. (3) The attorney employed under Subsection (a)(1) has as that attorney’s primary responsibility the prosecution of mortgage fraud. (4) Each person employed under Subsection (b) shall have as that person’s primary responsibility the investigation of mortgage fraud. (5) clerks, interns, or other personnel to assist the attorney employed under Subsection (a)(1).
ARTICLE 4 ANTI-PHISHING ACT
SOURCE: Article 4 added by P.L. 32-173:1 (July 9, 2014).