This law allows individuals to file a lawsuit in Commonwealth Court to remove public officials or employees who have intentionally violated certain provisions. If the court finds a violation, it can order removal from office or employment. The law also provides a mechanism for the Attorney General to seek injunctions against illegal activities related to felony violations.
Any aggrieved person has the right to bring an action in Commonwealth Court against a public official or employee who has intentionally violated specific provisions.
The court must conclude that the official intentionally violated the provisions of this chapter before ordering removal or dismissal.
Yes, acting in good faith reliance on a court order or the provisions of this chapter is a valid defense against such an action.
Yes, the Attorney General can initiate civil actions to enjoin illegal acts that constitute or will constitute a felony violation, with the court able to issue restraining orders or other protections.