I think it`s our responsibility to refer that to the Department of Justice. Even if they already know, even if 10 other charges or sets of circumstances have made that determination, I think it`s within the responsibility of our committee if we should find that evidence that we do refer it.
Elaine Luria emphasizes the committee's duty to refer any criminal activity to the Department of Justice, regardless of existing knowledge or pressures.
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