An audit has looked further into West Virginia Supreme Court employees' travel expenses.
The audit was released Sunday during legislative interim meetings in Charleston.
It found Justice Robin Davis reserved a court vehicle seven times where a destination was provided but no purpose was specified to substantiate the vehicle's use.
The audit also found ex-court administrator Steve Canterbury had 20 instances of renting a car for personal use and was improperly reimbursed $911. In addition, he reserved a court vehicle six times without providing a purpose or destination.
The audit found during an IRS audit of the court's 2015 federal employment tax returns, it did not provide information regarding Justice Menis Ketchum's use of a court vehicle for commuting.
An earlier audit found Ketchum and Justice Allen Loughry ignored mandatory reporting guidelines for personal use of state-owned vehicles.
