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Rh   policy against usury, and is, in fact, designed not merely to evade the law, but to intentionally and deliberately violate our constitutional prohibition against usury. We further hold that the Attorney General has standing to enforce the provisions of the DTPA in this scheme involving such unconscionable practices. Because we hold that Mid South's continuous and flagrant violations of the constitutional prohibition against usury are unconscionable practices, as envisioned by the General Assembly under the DTPA, we need not address the issue of whether Mid South's actions should be declared a public nuisance. Accordingly, we reverse and remand for judgment consistent with this opinion.