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The Indiana Attorney General‘s office received nine more tort claims in connection with the state fair stage collapse on the deadline day.
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.
The state attorney says is pushing the General Assembly to pass legislation before the 2012 Super Bowl.
26 states, including Indiana, Wednesday petitioned to have the high court hear the case.
The state will not pursue an appeal of the preliminary injunction, instead focusing on opposing the permanent injunction.
While the state argues it's merely trying to enact and enforce immigration laws, the ACLU of Indiana thinks the state is overstepping its bounds.
Indiana currently has over 100,000 cell numbers on the list.
The governor vetoed the bill because he believes it would violate the Indiana Constitution.
Indiana is cracking down on so-called medical discount cards.
Earlier this week, Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller joined a lawsuit seeking to declare new health insurance laws unconstitutional.
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