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Violation of penal law. - When, in the performance of its functions, it should appear to the Court that a crime or other violation of law has been committed, or, that there are reasonable grounds to believe that any official, employee or private person is guilty of any crime, offense or other violation, the Court shall refer the matter to the proper department, bureau or office for investigation or the institution of such criminal or administrative action as the facts and circumstances of the case may warrant.
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