HRS §476-31
Who can sue to stop violations of this law
The attorney general, the consumer protection director, or a county prosecutor can file a lawsuit in the state's name to stop someone from breaking this chapter. This section only says who can bring that kind of legal action.
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The statute, as written — Attorney general, director of [the office of] consumer protection, or prosecutor to enforce chapter
The attorney general, the director of the office of consumer protection, or the prosecuting attorney may bring an action in the name of the State against any person to restrain and prevent any violation of this chapter.
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