Ending Agency Overreach Act limits agency authority and civil penalties, and extends contest period for rule validity.
The Ending Agency Overreach Act restricts state agencies' authority by requiring courts to interpret statutes and agency rules de novo, without deference to agency interpretations. It also prohibits civil penalties in cases involving jury trial rights and extends the period to contest rule validity to one year after injury by final agency action. This act aims to balance agency actions with individual rights and legal protections.
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