Attorney General's Office weighs whether to investigate Surprise's public-speaking policy
The Attorney General’s Office said it’s weighing whether to investigate the city of Surprise’s public-speaking policy based on its obligation under state law. This comes after a Valley resident was arrested last month while addressing the City Council during a public meeting.
Gun control and the Jan. 6, 2021, storm on the U.S. Capitol spurred arguments Wednesday between two men vying to become Washington's next top lawyer. Pasco Mayor Pete Serrano and former U.S. Attorney ...
The government does not violate anyone’s free speech rights merely by speaking — no matter what it chooses to say or not to ...
The Attorney General Office's request to funnel $3 million into its litigation fund was approved during the Legislature's ...
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Paxton earlier this year struck down the county's efforts to provide monthly stipends to lower-income families. He requested ...
The South Dakota Supreme Court has suspended the law license of former Attorney General Jason Ravsborg for six months. The ...
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Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed charges against 11 people in connection to pro-Palestinian protests on the University ...
A Marshalltown man who authorities say is not a U.S. citizen but who legally resides in the country has been charged with ...
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