Summary

L. Paul Bremer Order 98: Iraqi Ombudsman for Penal and Detention Matters (2004)

The Ombudsman may appoint one or more Deputy Ombudsmen and Assistant
Ombudsmen. Deputy or Assistant Ombudsmen shall exercise such authority and
perform such duties as the Ombudsman delegates, without limitation.
2) The Ombudsman may employ such assistance as he or she deems proper for the
carrying out of any inquiry or investigation, and may, in writing, authorize any person
so employed to inspect and report upon documents or other items, or (without
affecting the generality of the foregoing) accounts, he/she considers relevant to the
subject matter of the inquiry.
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L. Paul Bremer Order 98: Iraqi Ombudsman for Penal and Detention Matters (2004)

The Ombudsman may communicate any information or furnish any material
(including evidence) that it obtains in the course of the inquiry conducted by it to a
law enforcement agency, if the information or material relates or may relate to a
breach of a law of Iraq in relation to Iraqi detaining authorities.
Section 11
Entry to Premises
In an investigation under this Order, the Ombudsman may, at any time:
a) enter and inspect any premises occupied or used by a detaining authority to
deprive persons of their liberty, and
b) inspect any document or thing in or on the premises
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