§ 22-4105 Written deputization; evidence of.

When a state official is given authority to act as an agent under this law, that authority has to be put in writing. It can't just be a verbal agreement or understanding.

The person who gets this authority must also carry proof of it with them. This proof shows they are officially allowed to act as an agent of the state. If someone asks to see this proof, the agent has to show it to them.

In short, this rule makes sure that anyone acting as a state agent under this law has real, documented proof of that authority, and they need to be ready to show it whenever someone asks.