The state is asking the court to declare that Juul's conduct is a "public nuisance" and to enjoin the company from continuing its alleged misleading marketing practices claimed in the suit. It is also asking for an order that would require Juul to pay damages to Colorado resulting from the claimed public nuisance, which could include funding youth vaping cessation and prevention programs. The suit also asks the court to issue an order preventing Juul and its employees from employing deceptive trade and marketing practices practices, for the company to pay costs and expenses of the lawsuit, and for Juul to forget and pay any civil penalties in regard to the Colorado Consumer Protection Act.