Section 16-113. Audit of voter verifiable records

The supreme court, by a
  justice within the judicial district, or the county court, by  a  county
  judge  within  his  or her county, by any candidate or his or her agent,
  may direct  a  manual  audit  of  the  voter  verifiable  audit  records
  applicable  to  any  candidate  running  for office within such judicial
  district or county where (1) the uniform statewide standard  promulgated
  by  regulation  by  the state board of elections pursuant to subdivision
  three of section 9-211 of this chapter  with  respect  to  discrepancies
  between  manual  audit  tallies  and  voting machines or systems tallies
  requires a further voter verifiable record audit  of  additional  voting
  machines or systems or all voting machines or systems applicable to such
  election,  or  (2)  where  evidence  presented  to  the  court otherwise
  indicates that there is a likelihood of a material  discrepancy  between
  such  manual  audit  tally and such voting machine or system tally which
  creates a substantial possibility that the winner  of  the  election  as
  reflected  in the voting machine or system tally could change if a voter
  verifiable record audit of additional voting machines or systems  or  of
  all  voting  machines  or  systems  applicable  to  such  election  were
  conducted.