consumer fraud; technical correction

HB 2326 is a technical correction to Arizona's consumer fraud law (ARS § 44-1527), clarifying procedures for the Attorney General's office during investigations. It specifically adjusts language about when courts may review evidence privately (in camera) without disclosing it to respondents, ensuring the Attorney General can protect ongoing investigations. The bill does not change what constitutes consumer fraud or add new penalties; it only refines the existing legal process for handling subpoenas and court requests. This affects how the Attorney General conducts fraud investigations and how courts manage evidence in related cases. The bill is procedural and does not alter substantive consumer protection rules.