§ 51.11. Decertification.
In the event that it appears to the Attorney General and the Commissioner that an investigative or law enforcement officer previously certified has violated the law relating to electronic interceptions of communications or has substantially failed to comply with applicable written regulations or procedures in the electronic interception or attempted electronic interception of a communication, the Attorney General and the Commissioner may suspend or revoke the officer’s certification; provided, however, that before a certification shall be revoked the certified officer shall be given written notice of the violation of law or failure to comply that is charged and shall be afforded a hearing, if requested, before a designated hearing officer agreed upon by the Attorney General and the Commissioner. The decision of the designated hearing officer shall constitute final administrative action with respect to the question of revocation of certification. During the period between receipt of notice and final decision of the hearing examiner, certification shall be suspended.
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