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HB18-1028

Attorney General Deceptive Practice Court Order

Concerning clarification of the standard required for applications for a court order to require compliance with investigations of deceptive trade practices.
Session:
2018 Regular Session
Subject:
Courts & Judicial
Bill Summary

Court orders - cooperation with a deceptive trade practice investigation. In situations when the attorney general or a district attorney seeks a court order to compel cooperation with an investigation of a deceptive trade practice, the act clarifies that the application for the court order must state why the order is necessary to investigate, rather than terminate or prevent, a deceptive trade practice.
(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

Status

Introduced
Passed
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Sponsors

Sponsor Type Legislators
Prime Sponsor

Rep. T. Kraft-Tharp, Rep. C. Wist
Sen. L. Court, Sen. J. Tate

Sponsor

Co-sponsor

Rep. J. Bridges, Rep. T. Exum, Rep. M. Gray, Rep. L. Herod, Rep. C. Kennedy, Rep. P. Lee, Rep. S. Lontine, Rep. B. Pettersen, Rep. J. Reyher, Rep. D. Roberts, Rep. P. Rosenthal, Rep. J. Salazar
Sen. I. Aguilar, Sen. S. Fenberg, Sen. R. Fields, Sen. B. Gardner, Sen. J. Kefalas, Sen. A. Kerr, Sen. B. Martinez Humenik, Sen. M. Merrifield, Sen. D. Moreno, Sen. K. Priola, Sen. N. Todd, Sen. A. Williams

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