(4) the public interest is best served by the issuance of an injunction. (E) The commission may levy fines for violations of this chapter. Fines paid must be deposited in the public financing fund. (F) The commission shall refer criminal violations to the appropriate Judicial District Solicitor for prosecution. (G) The commission shall meet as often as is necessary, including daily, if necessary, during the final twenty days before an election, in order to resolve outstanding issues relating to the issuance of additional funding to a participating candidate and any other matters that may affect the outcome of an election. Section 816270. (A) A citizen who believes a candidate has violated the law may pursue a civil action in a court of relevant jurisdiction, provided that: (1) he previously has filed a complaint regarding the same alleged violation with the Ethics Commission; and (2) the Ethics Commission has failed to make a determination within thirty days of the filing of the complaint. (B) A party that wins a civil action charging a violation of this chapter is entitled to receive reasonable and court attorney’s fees costs from the defendant party or parties. (C) If a court in which a civil action has been filed pursuant to the provisions of subsection (A) finds that the complaint in that action was made frivolously or without cause, the court may require the complainant to pay the costs of the Ethics Commission, the court, and the defendant parties. (D) Ethics Commission actions may be reviewed by the state court that has appropriate jurisdiction. A petition for review must be filed within sixty days after the Ethics Commission action. Section 816280. The Ethics Commission shall report to the General Assembly after each election cycle. The report must include a detailed summary of all seed money contributions, qualifying contributions and benefits received, and expenditures made by all participating candidates. The report also must include a summary and evaluation of the activities and commission’s recommendations relating to the implementation, administration, and enforcement of this chapter. Section 816290. Consistent with the provisions of this chapter and other applicable law, the Ethics Commission may adopt, amend,
(4) the public interest is best served by the issuance of an injunction. (E) The commission may levy fines for violations of this chapter. Fines paid must be deposited in the public financing fund. (F) The commission shall refer criminal violations to the appropriate Judicial District Solicitor for prosecution. (G) The commission shall meet as often as is necessary, including daily, if necessary, during the final twenty days before an election, in order to resolve outstanding issues relating to the issuance of additional funding to a participating candidate and any other matters that may affect the outcome of an election. Section 816270. (A) A citizen who believes a candidate has violated the law may pursue a civil action in a court of relevant jurisdiction, provided that: (1) he previously has filed a complaint regarding the same alleged violation with the Ethics Commission; and (2) the Ethics Commission has failed to make a determination within thirty days of the filing of the complaint. (B) A party that wins a civil action charging a violation of this chapter is entitled to receive reasonable attorney’s fees and court costs from the defendant party or parties. (C) If a court in which a civil action has been filed pursuant to the provisions of subsection (A) finds that the complaint in that action was made frivolously or without cause, the court may require the complainant to pay the costs of the Ethics Commission, the court, and the defendant parties. (D) Ethics Commission actions may be reviewed by the state court that has appropriate jurisdiction. A petition for review must be filed within sixty days after the Ethics Commission action. Section 816280. The Ethics Commission shall report to the General Assembly after each election cycle. The report must include a detailed summary of all seed money contributions, qualifying contributions and benefits received, and expenditures made by all participating candidates. The report also must include a summary and evaluation of the commission’s activities and recommendations relating to the implementation, administration, and enforcement of this chapter. Section 816290. Consistent with the provisions of this chapter and other applicable law, the Ethics Commission may adopt, amend,