H 3385
An Act further defining fraud in public construction contracts
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Bill overview
This bill aims to clarify and strengthen the legal definition of fraud related to public construction contracts in Massachusetts. It seeks to provide a more comprehensive understanding of what constitutes fraudulent activity, potentially leading to more effective prosecution of such offenses. The legislation builds upon previous attempts to define fraud in these contracts, addressing gaps and inconsistencies in existing law. By refining the definition, the bill intends to protect public funds and ensure accountability in public construction projects.
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Primary sponsor
Christopher M. Markey
Cosponsor
Christopher M. Markey
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