US Laws, Codes, Statutes & Cases

 
    § 3-314 Records; copies when in evidence. A copy of any paper, record,
  book,  document  or  map, filed in the office of the comptroller, or the
  minutes, records or proceedings, or any portion thereof, of any board or
  commission of which the comptroller is or  may  become  a  member,  when
  certified  by  the  comptroller,  a  deputy comptroller or any assistant
  deputy comptroller, to be a correct  copy  of  the  original,  shall  be
  admissible   in   evidence  in  any  trial,  investigation,  hearing  or
  proceeding in any court, or before any commissioner, board or  tribunal,
  with  the  same force and effect as the original. Whenever a subpoena is
  served upon the comptroller or any member of a board  or  commission  of
  which  the  comptroller  is a member, or upon any officer or employee of
  the office of the comptroller, or upon any officer or employee  of  such
  board  or commission, requiring the production upon any trial or hearing
  of  an  original  paper,  document,  book,  map,  record,   minutes   or
  proceedings,  the  comptroller  in  his or her discretion, may furnish a
  copy certified as herein provided, unless such subpoena  be  accompanied
  by  an  order  of  the court or other tribunal before which the trial or
  hearing is had requiring the production of such original.