Texas SB3027 expands the jurisdiction of district and county attorneys to prosecute consumer protection violations.
Texas SB3027 amends the Business & Commerce Code to allow district and county attorneys to prosecute consumer protection violations. It specifies that such attorneys can act to the same extent as the consumer protection division. The bill also outlines procedures for record requests and inspections, emphasizing customer privacy and financial institution protections. It takes effect September 1, 2025, unless it receives a two-thirds vote for immediate effect.
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