Establishes the Improper Action Claims Act to allow citizens to sue public entities for improper actions.
The Improper Action Claims Act allows citizens to sue public entities for actions that do not comply with state legislation. The act provides for qui tam actions where citizens can bring claims on behalf of the state. The state may intervene and take over the action or the citizen may proceed with it. The act outlines procedures for civil investigative demands, limitations on qui tam plaintiff participation, and the sharing of documents and objects. It also provides for damages, attorney fees, and costs. The act is effective immediately upon becoming law.
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