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CODE TITLE V--OF QUASI CONTRACTS, AND OF OFFENSES

AND QUASI OFFENSES

CHAPTER 1. DISGORGEMENT

§2790.5. Legislative intent

The purpose of this Chapter is to provide a civil remedy for the state to recover profits obtained through the commission of certain criminal offenses. Offenses committed against the state cause monetary damage to the state and violate the public trust. To prevent unjust enrichment, the state is hereby authorized to bring an action to recover profits, gains, or other benefits obtained through such criminal activity.

Acts 2010, No. 811, §2, eff. Aug. 15, 2011.

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Statutes > Louisiana > Rs > Title9 > Rs9-2790.5

CODE TITLE V--OF QUASI CONTRACTS, AND OF OFFENSES

AND QUASI OFFENSES

CHAPTER 1. DISGORGEMENT

§2790.5. Legislative intent

The purpose of this Chapter is to provide a civil remedy for the state to recover profits obtained through the commission of certain criminal offenses. Offenses committed against the state cause monetary damage to the state and violate the public trust. To prevent unjust enrichment, the state is hereby authorized to bring an action to recover profits, gains, or other benefits obtained through such criminal activity.

Acts 2010, No. 811, §2, eff. Aug. 15, 2011.

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CODE TITLE V--OF QUASI CONTRACTS, AND OF OFFENSES

AND QUASI OFFENSES

CHAPTER 1. DISGORGEMENT

§2790.5. Legislative intent

The purpose of this Chapter is to provide a civil remedy for the state to recover profits obtained through the commission of certain criminal offenses. Offenses committed against the state cause monetary damage to the state and violate the public trust. To prevent unjust enrichment, the state is hereby authorized to bring an action to recover profits, gains, or other benefits obtained through such criminal activity.

Acts 2010, No. 811, §2, eff. Aug. 15, 2011.