Generally revise laws relating to attorney fees and prevailing parties for veto overrides

SB 38 revises laws concerning attorney fees that can be awarded against government entities. The bill specifies that if a party sues to compel a legislative veto override poll and the poll does not result in an override, the party who brought the suit is not considered to have "prevailed." This change prevents government entities from being liable for the opposing party's attorney fees in such circumstances, even if the government's defense was found to be frivolous or in bad faith. This bill affects government entities and individuals or groups involved in legal actions related to legislative veto override polls.