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Georgia Attorney General’s Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit expands to MaconWe will continue to send a strong message that Georgia’s children are not for sale,” said Attorney General Chris Carr.
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Despite lawsuit, Ga. attorney general, 16 other AGs declare support for landmark disability rights lawGeorgia Attorney General Chris Carr is one of 17 attorneys general from around the United States seeking to dismantle a key ...
The attorneys general of 21 states including South Carolina and Georgia are urging Congress to ban the Chinese DeepSeek AI ...
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr and South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson are among 17 seeking to dismantle a rule ...
The attorney for the city of Atlanta is responding to a bombshell letter sent to state and federal officials from staffers of ...
Meanwhile, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr told 11Alive in an exclusive interview with Angelina Salcedo the case felt all too familiar. "I threw my hands up. I said, here we go again," AG Carr ...
Uber has just been sued by a Butts County mother who says its driver picked up her 14-year-old daughter alone from a deserted gas station at 1:40 a.m. and drove her more than 30 miles to the Jonesboro ...
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings has added restructuring lawyer Bryan E. Bates as a partner in Atlanta from midsize firm Parker, ...
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr (middle) speaks about the progress of the Middle Georgia Gang Task Force next to Bibb County Mayor Lester Miller (left), Georgia State Senate Pro Tempore John F.
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced on Thursday that his Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit will expand to Macon and Augusta. Carr’s Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit will receive $187,036 ...
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