Professional statute overview
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Purpose and legislative effect
“The attorney general or a district or county attorney may investigate violations of this subchapter, and must do so when a complaint is made. If the attorney believes a violation occurred, the attorney may sue in the name of the state for an injunction.”
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The attorney general or a district or county attorney may investigate violations of this subchapter, and must do so when a complaint is made. If the attorney believes a violation occurred, the attorney may sue in the name of the state for an injunction.
Section 102.169
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