If enacted, this bill would amend current statutes regarding public nuisance actions by requiring the Attorney General to obtain consent from the Board of Supervisors before initiating such actions in superior court. Currently, the law allows the county attorney, the Attorney General, or the city attorney to bring actions to abate, enjoin, and prevent activities deemed as public nuisances without needing prior consent from the Board of Supervisors.

The bill also updates the language concerning the definition of obscene items, replacing the phrase "which is obscene" with the term "obscene" as defined in section 13-3501. This change aims to streamline the language in the statute while maintaining the same legal meaning. Overall, the bill introduces new requirements for the Attorney General's actions while refining existing definitions related to public nuisances.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 13-2917