SEPTEMBER[removed]Attorney General Election Updates The primaries are done and the Nov. 2 general elections are quickly approaching to elect Attorneys General in 31 state and territory races. NAAG will host a

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• Attorney general
• William Sorrell
• Lawrence Wasden
• State attorney general
• Law
• Prosecution
• National Association of Attorneys General

June[removed]Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning Elected NAAG President The theme was “Public Protection in Challenging Economic Times” and topics included DNA database sharing, Ponzi schemes, and U.S.-Mexico border

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• Business
• Rob McKenna
• Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement
• William Sorrell
• Jon Bruning
• Lawrence Wasden
• Consumer protection
• General Motors Chapter 11 reorganization
• Debt settlement
• Law
• Late-2000s financial crisis
• State governments of the United States

STATE OF TENNESSEE OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL PO BOX[removed]NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37202

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• Law
• Randall v. Sorrell
• McConnell v. Federal Election Commission
• Political action committee
• Buckley v. Valeo
• Political corruption
• Federal Election Commission
• Case law
• Politics

JANUARY[removed]Elections for Attorney General to Take Place in 31 States Thirty-one states will hold elections for Attorney General during 2010, ushering in a number of new Attorneys

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• National Association of Attorneys General
• Rob McKenna
• Year of birth missing
• Lawrence Wasden
• William Sorrell
• Richard Blumenthal
• United States Attorney
• Troy King
• State attorney general
• State governments of the United States
• Law
• Prosecution

June - July[removed]Washington Attorney General Receives Top NAAG Award and Becomes NAAG President Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna (left) receives the Kelley-Wyman

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• Criminal law
• Rob McKenna
• National Association of Attorneys General
• William Sorrell
• Lawrence Wasden
• United States Attorney
• Human trafficking
• Attorney general
• New Hampshire Attorney General
• Law
• Prosecution
• Government

STATE OF TENNESSEE OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL PO BOX[removed]NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37202

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• First Amendment to the United States Constitution
• Case law
• Independent expenditure
• Buckley v. Valeo
• McConnell v. Federal Election Commission
• Supreme Court of the United States
• Freedom of speech in the United States
• Campaign finance evolution
• Randall v. Sorrell
• Federal Election Commission
• Politics
• Law

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• National Association of Attorneys General
• Year of birth missing
• Prosecutor
• Jim Hood
• William Sorrell
• Professional responsibility
• State attorney general
• Eric Holder
• Law
• Government
• Lawrence Wasden

July 17, 2013 New NAAG Executive Committee Leading the Association ney General Van Hollen said. “NAAG serves an important and unique role, and I look forward to working with my

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• Year of birth missing
• National Association of Attorneys General
• State attorney general
• Doug Gansler
• Attorney general
• Jim Hood
• United States Attorney
• David W. Márquez
• Law
• Prosecution
• William Sorrell

No[removed]IN THE Supreme Court of the United States WILLIAM H. SORRELL, as Attorney General of the State of Vermont, et al.,

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• Amicus curiae
• Supreme Court of the United States
• Morse v. Frederick
• Law
• Dupont Circle
• Washington Legal Foundation

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE IMS HEALTH INCORPORATED, a Delaware corporation and VERISPAN, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company,

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• Health
• Whalen v. Roe
• Pharmaceutical marketing
• Medical prescription
• Pharmaceutical industry
• Prescription medication
• Turner Broadcasting v. Federal Communications Commission
• Sorrell v. IMS Health
• Inc.
• Pharmacology
• Pharmaceutical sciences
• Medicine