Brown Act and statute of limitations
Does an action requesting purely equitable (injunctive) relief for a Brown Act violation have a statute of limitations?
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Does an action requesting purely equitable (injunctive) relief for a Brown Act violation have a statute of limitations?
This question relates to the Brown Act, which, pursuant to an Attorney General Opinion, applies to community college student governments.
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