Massachusetts S2976 amends state law to allow citizens to sue for constitutional violations under color of law.
Massachusetts S2976 amends Chapter 12 of the General Laws to allow citizens to sue for deprivation of constitutional rights under color of law. The bill provides a new legal avenue for citizens to seek redress for constitutional violations, including monetary damages, litigation costs, and attorney's fees. The bill also mandates that claimants notify the Attorney General at the time of filing.
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