CA AB67

Authorizes the California Attorney General to bring civil actions to enjoin violations of the Reproductive Privacy Act or enforce compliance, including seeking injunctions, restraining orders, restitution, and damages on behalf of injured persons

Grants the Attorney General investigative powers including conducting public or private investigations, publishing information about violations, subpoenaing witnesses, compelling attendance, taking evidence, and requiring production of relevant documents

Imposes civil penalties of up to $25,000 per violation against any person or governmental entity that violates the Reproductive Privacy Act, with penalty amounts determined by factors such as seriousness of misconduct, number of violations, and defendant's financial condition

Requires all costs, fees, and civil penalties collected to be paid to the Attorney General's office and made available upon legislative appropriation exclusively for enforcement of the Reproductive Privacy Act

Exempts claims brought under the Reproductive Privacy Act from the Government Claims Act requirement that claims for money or damages against local public entities be presented through specified procedures