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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has reissued a consumer alert about business identity theft during National Small Business Week. The alert outlines how criminals target small businesses by posing as legitimate representatives for financial gain. Nessel urges proactive steps such as monitoring records and securing sensitive data.
Read more →Attorney General Nessel joins states opposing USPS rule on mailing firearms
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Attorney General Dana Nessel has joined other states' attorneys general in opposing a new USPS proposal regarding mailing firearms. The coalition argues this move could undermine long-standing gun safety laws and pose risks for public safety.
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Fay Beydoun faces felony charges after being accused by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel of stealing public funds meant for economic development grants. Authorities allege misuse totaling millions through forged documents and false reporting while overseeing Global Link International’s activities.
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The Michigan Supreme Court is launching three new Sequential Intercept Mapping workshops this spring. These sessions aim to connect individuals facing behavioral health challenges with treatment instead of jail time.
Read more →New Boston woman sentenced for embezzling more than $2 million from employer
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Susan O’Hara has been sentenced for embezzling over $2 million from her employer, General RV Center. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced the sentence and praised law enforcement cooperation. Restitution totaling more than $2 million was ordered.
Read more →Court approves $700 million Google settlement in multistate antitrust case
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A federal court has approved a $700 million settlement with Google following an antitrust lawsuit led by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and other state attorneys general. The case focused on Google's control over Android app distribution through its Play Store.
Read more →Attorney General Nessel highlights task force on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day
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Attorney General Dana Nessel marked National Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day by highlighting her department's dedicated task force. The group brings together various agencies to address violence against Indigenous communities in Michigan.
Read more →Kentucky man sentenced to up to 30 years for sexual assault in Wexford County
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A Kentucky man has been sentenced up to three decades for sexually assaulting a minor after being extradited back to Michigan. The victim spoke out at sentencing after waiting nearly ten years for justice.
Read more →Attorney General Nessel joins states urging Supreme Court to maintain access to Mifepristone
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel welcomed a Supreme Court decision restoring temporary access to Mifepristone after restrictions were challenged by multiple states. She joined other attorneys general urging continued telehealth availability of this abortion medication.
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