State Attorney General's Office
Coverage of State Attorney General's Office in the Nexus archive.
- Public agencies’ documents have moved to the chat. The law should, too
The article argues that public agencies' documents have transitioned to chat platforms and that legal frameworks should adapt accordingly. It emphasizes the state attorney general's office in Washington as a model for transparency in public records retention.
- State AG's office will review Sylvia Luke's campaign, Luke's second investigation
The state Attorney General's office is conducting a second criminal investigation into Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke's campaign. The investigation focuses on alleged mishandling of money and filing false reports.
- Texas now requires cities to do an audit before raising property taxes. Some small towns can’t afford it.
Texas requires cities to conduct an audit before raising property taxes, but some small towns cannot afford the cost. Over 130 Texas towns and cities, including Alpine, have been notified by the state attorney general's office that they cannot exceed the no-new-revenue tax rate for ad valorem taxes.
- Former NYPD officer gets 3 to 9 years in prison for throwing a cooler that caused fatal crash
Former NYPD sergeant Erik Duran received a 3-9 year prison sentence for throwing a cooler at fleeing suspect Eric Duprey, causing his fatal crash. The court rejected Duran's claim of justification, citing reckless endangerment.