Civil actions against school board members and superintendents for policies violating state law.
This bill allows individuals to sue school board members and superintendents if they believe school policies violate state law. If the county attorney wins, the court must grant injunctive relief and award attorney fees. Members who did not vote for the policy are exempt from being named defendants. The awarded fees go to the county general fund for the county attorney's duties.
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