Claims against the state: appropriation.
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No
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill appropriates $7,391,650.83 from the General Fund to the Attorney General to pay judgments and settlements against the state arising from eight specific legal cases. The funds are allocated to various organizations and law offices involved in these cases, including the Catholic Medical Mission Board and Food for the Poor, Inc. The bill declares it an urgency statute to expedite the payment of these claims and alleviate hardship for claimants.
Key provisions
- Appropriates $7,391,650.83 from the General Fund to the Attorney General.
- Funds are allocated to pay judgments and settlements in eight specific legal cases.
- Specific allocations are made to organizations like the Catholic Medical Mission Board and Food for the Poor, Inc.
- Funds revert to the General Fund if not used for the intended purpose.
- Declares the bill an urgency statute, allowing it to take effect immediately.
- The allocation includes funds for legal representation in several of the cases.
- The cases involve various plaintiffs and defendants, including organizations and individuals.
- The bill addresses claims arising from lawsuits against the Attorney General.
Who is affected
- The Attorney General
- Claimants in the specified legal cases
- The Catholic Medical Mission Board
- Food for the Poor, Inc.
- Law Offices of Donald Kilmer
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