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... What they found: The audit report reveals the governor's office may have broken state law in several instances, including:

- - - Applying the purchase to operating expenses when it didn't meet criteria.

- - - Not notifying the Department of Transformation and Shared Services, therefore preventing the purchase from being properly recorded.

- - - Not seeking an exemption from the state procurement director for disposal of state property.

- - - Shredding the bill of lading.

- - - Altering a public record. Auditors found three versions of an invoice, two of which contained a handwritten notation made after the record was entered into the Arkansas Administrative Statewide Information System.

Transformation and Shared Services also may have violated state law by excluding multiple invoices paid for with the governor's office credit card.

The intrigue: Days before the release of the report, state Attorney General Tim Griffin said the governor is not subject to two state laws, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported. ...