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Monthly Archives: October 2007
Digging deeper into case between W. Va. AG candidates
Lewis
A closer look at State of West Virginia, ex rel. Attorney General Darrell V. McGraw, Jr. v. Iams Funeral Home, d/b/a Iams and Iams Funeral Home, Inc, et al, a case in Wetzel County Circuit Court in which current Attorney General McGraw is facing Republican challenger Hiram Lewis, who is representing John Iams II.
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Texas greens want AG, Gov. to stop sale of mountains
The Christmas Mountains
AUSTIN — An environmental pressure group is trying to push Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott to intervene in the contentious sale of a mountain range near Big Bend National Park. Read More
News, State AGsNo referendum for critics of Ohio tort reform law
Brunner
COLUMBUS, Ohio – A lack of public interest may finally make Senate Bill 117 permanently a law.
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Eighty minutes too short for Mo. rates appeal, SC rules
Judge Michael A. Wolff
JEFFERSON CITY — A Joplin-based utility must scrap a five percent rate rise in late 2006 that was rushed through by state regulators, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled yesterday. Read More
News, State Supreme CourtsIndiana AG nails eight more companies on junk-fax law
Steve Carter
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter has wielded a law passed last year against more than a dozen companies for sending unsolicited faxes to state businesses. Read More
News, State AGsAG’s utility watchdogs growling at Wash. utility sale
Rob McKenna
OLYMPIA — The branch of Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna‘s office that regulates utilities has weighed in on a big deal in the state’s electricity sector. Read More
News, State AGsFirst Republican joins Ala. SC race
Main
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Alabama’s finance director will attempt to join the state’s Supreme Court next year.
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