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Indiana Attorney General called on Congress on Wednesday to vote against legislation that would allow robo calls to Hoosiers.
Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller issued a statement Thursday that said charging bus fees in the Franklin Township was illegal.
Indiana's Attorney General is testifying before Congress on Friday against a bill that would allow robo-calls to be made to Indiana cell phones.
The Indiana Attorney General‘s office received nine more tort claims in connection with the state fair stage collapse on the deadline day.
The Indiana Attorney General’s office is trying to raise awareness about how servicemembers and their families can protect themselves against financial scams.
Attorney General Greg Zoeller is pushing for the Indiana General Assembly to pass a bill that would help crack down on embezzlement by public employees.
According to the Attorney General’s office, the class-action lawsuit filed by firm Cohen and Malad on behalf of the stage collapse victims should be dismissed.
The state attorney general’s office says more than 150 students using vouchers began school this week.
The state will not pursue an appeal of the preliminary injunction, instead focusing on opposing the permanent injunction.
"When you hear about a ruling in the appeal of the healthcare lawsuit from the Federal Appeals Court of Atlanta, your ears should perk up."
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