Generally, only a public representative, such as the attorney general, may sue to stop a public nuisance.

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Public nuisances are considered harmful to the public at large, and typically only a public official, like the attorney general, has the standing to sue to abate or stop such nuisances, as they represent the interests of the public.

Generally, Only a Public Representative, Such as the Attorney General