Establishes the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act, which provides procedures for dismissal of actions based on public expression

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This bill, known as the "Uniform Public Expression Protection Act," creates new rules for civil lawsuits that are based on a person's public speech or actions. It allows a party to file a special motion to dismiss such lawsuits early in the process, which would pause other court proceedings. The bill outlines how courts should handle these motions, including when to dismiss a case and when to award attorney's fees, and aims to protect free speech rights.

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