Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-834

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Prosecution of violations - Action for equitable relief

Official statutory text

A. The Attorney General, the State Department of Health or the

district attorney of the appropriate district court of Oklahoma may

bring an action in a court of competent jurisdiction for the

prosecution of a violation by any person of a provision of the

Residential Care Act or any rule promulgated pursuant thereto.

B. 1. Enforcement of any action for equitable relief to

redress or restrain a violation by any person of a provision of the

Residential Care Act or for an injunction or recovery of any

administrative or civil penalty assessed pursuant to the Residential

Care Act may be brought by:

a. the district attorney of the appropriate district

court of the State of Oklahoma,

b. the Attorney General on behalf of the State of

Oklahoma in the appropriate district court of the

State of Oklahoma, or

c. the Department on behalf of the State of Oklahoma in

the appropriate district court of the State of

Oklahoma, or as otherwise authorized by law.

2. The court has jurisdiction to determine the action, and to

grant the necessary or appropriate relief including, but not limited

to, mandatory or prohibitive injunctive relief, interim equitable

relief, and punitive damages.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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