General Provisions
A JLEA that determines that a CI should be deactivated for cause or for any other reason shall immediately:
- deactivate the individual;
- document the reasons for the decision to deactivate the individual as a CI in the CI's files;
- if the CI can be located. notify the CI that he or she has been deactivated as a CI and obtain documentation that such notification was provided in the same manner as set forth in paragraph (II)(C)(2); and
- if the CI was authorized to engage in Tier 1 or Tier 2 Otherwise illegal Activity pursuant to paragraph (Ill)(CX2)(a)-(b), revoke that authorization under the provisions of paragraph (III)(CX7).
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