Attorney General Tim Griffin
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Supreme Court Agrees With Arkansas On Student Debt Ruling
Griffin: ‘Congress writes the laws, and it’s up to Congress to decide how to address student debt.
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Griffin To File Appeal After Learns Act Ruling
Griffin: ‘I will continue to defend the LEARNS Act enthusiastically.
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Consumer Alert: Arkansans Should Be Wary Of Deceptive Texts And Emails Promising Match Of Political Contributions
Griffin: ‘Politicians, political parties and PACs are preying on our people.
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In The News: Griffin Op-ed On Political Fundraising Scams Published In Politico
One of the Most Effective Political Fundraising Pitches Is Actually a Scam.
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Griffin Op-ed Published in National Review
‘Gender Activists Won’t Stop Arkansas from Protecting Kids
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Griffin Appoints U.s. Army Jag Officer and Former U.s. Attorney Kees to Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission
Griffin: ‘DAK Kees brings an extraordinary record of service and impressive credentials to the Arkansas Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission
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Attorney General Griffin Vows to Appeal Safe Act Ruling
Griffin: ‘There is no scientific evidence that any child will benefit from these procedures, while the consequences are harmful and often permanent’
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Attorney General Griffin Praises State Supreme Court Decision Vacating Learns Act Order
Griffin: ‘This is a win for Arkansas’s children, their parents and teachers’
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Attorney General Griffin Announces Creation of Foia Review Working Group
Griffin: ‘The last time FOIA was modernized, the iPhone hadn’t been invented’
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Attorney General Griffin Challenges Learns Act Opponents’ Latest Legal Shenanigans and Failure to Comply With Basic Procedural Rules
Griffin: ‘[T]he plaintiffs in this case have attempted to circumvent the appropriate legal process’
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Attorney General Griffin Vows to Appeal Safe Act Ruling
Griffin: ‘There is no scientific evidence that any child will benefit from these procedures, while the consequences are harmful and often permanent’
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Attorney General Griffin Announces Arrest of Little Rock Man Possessing Sexually Explicit Material Involving Children
Attorney General Tim Griffin on June 15 announced the arrest of Abel Catalino Lopez-Cano, 34, of Little Rock by special agents of his office’s Special Investigations Division Cyber Crimes Unit (CCU) and released the following statement:
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State Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders (AR) hosts Attorney General Griffin Certifies Popular Name and Ballot Title of Proposed Referendum on Learns Act on June 5, 2023
Griffin: ‘This ballot title … is the longest in Arkansas history … The Arkansas Supreme Court will be the sole arbiter of whether this ballot title is too lengthy and complex’
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State Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders (AR) hosts Attorney General Griffin Files Lawsuit Holding Companies Accountable for Spread of Pfas ‘forever Chemicals’ on June 5, 2023
Griffin: ‘PFAS present significant threats to Arkansans and our natural resources’
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State Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders (AR) hosts Attorney General Griffin Announces Settlement in Opioid Treatment Antitrust Case on June 5, 2023
Griffin: ‘Arkansas will receive $1,240,768 of the overall $102,500,000 settlement’
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Attorney General Griffin Responds to Arkansas Supreme Court Decision in Learns Act Lawsuit
Griffin: ‘I am more passionate than ever in my commitment to defend the LEARNS Act’
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Consumer Alert: Arkansans Should Be Wary of Summer Travel Scams
Griffin: ‘As Arkansans turn our attention to summer travel plans, it’s important that we are mindful of scammers’
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Attorney General Griffin Files Appeal of Temporary Restraining Order in Learns Act Lawsuit
Griffin: ‘I’ve immediately appealed the Pulaski County Circuit Court’s order enjoining the LEARNS Act to the Arkansas Supreme Court’
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Eighth Circuit Blocks Biden Administration’s Disapproval of Arkansas Sip
Griffin: ‘I applaud the court’s decision on May 25 and will continue to fight against brazen and unlawful federal regulatory overreach’
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Attorney General Griffin Praises Dismissal of Challenge to Arkansas’s Congressional Redistricting
Griffin: The decision ‘confirms what we already knew: Our congressional districts do not violate the United States Constitution’