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The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing a case questioning a New York town's practice of praying before each town board meeting.
The attorney general's office says complaints of financial exploitation of senior citizens increased by more than nine percent last year.
A Senate committee has approved a bill to suspend merchant retail licenses for one year if they are caught selling the drugs.
Attorney General Greg Zoeller was sworn in Monday along with Gov. Mike Pence and Lieutenant Governor Sue Ellspermann.
Greg Zoeller says the state needs to do more to crack down on human traffickers and people making illegal robocalls.
The state has now paid out a total of about $11 million. Civil lawsuits will go to court starting in 2014 and could net the victims more money.
Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller testified before the Federal Trade Commission on Thursday regarding ‘Operation Lost Opportunity.'
Current law requires clinics performing surgical abortions to have a license, but does not mention those that perform medical or chemical abortions.
Indiana's Attorney General Greg Zoeller says he wants to highlight the roles of law enforcement and justice officials and stay out of partisan politics.
Attorney General Greg Zoeller was running against Kay Fleming to retain his seat.
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