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Arkansas Attorney General leads coalition supporting NRA lawsuit against New York
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Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge on Tuesday announced she is leading a coalition of 16 states that have filed an amicus brief supporting the National Rifle Association’s (NRA) lawsuit against New York Attorney General Letitia James.
The NRA’s lawsuit seeks to block James’s attempt in a separate lawsuit to dissolve the NRA, which has come under intense scrutiny for alleged mismanagement of funds and potential violation of rules of operation for nonprofits.
In an August lawsuit, James said leaders of the NRA “instituted a culture of self-dealing, mismanagement and negligent oversight… that was illegal, oppressive and fraudulent”. She argued the corruption was so broad that total dissolution of the organization would be necessary.
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A New York state judge has ruled the Trump Organization must release documents related to a property whose tax abatements are being investigated by New York Attorney General Letitia James.
The issue stems from a Westchester County property and whether its conservation easement is legitimate. The Trump organization claimed a $21 million tax deduction on the property. President Trump’s son Eric sat for a deposition in October regarding the property.
Attorney Amy Carlin argued an engineer’s documents regarding the property are protected by attorney-clients privilege. Carlin argued the Trump Organization “had every expectation those communications would be confidential.”
RALEIGH – North Carolina and 37 other states filed a lawsuit against internet giant Google on Thursday, citing “illegal, anticompetitive conduct.”
NC Attorney General Josh Stein had been mulling a suit against Google for months following an investigation of its business practices.
Last week, Stein joined virtually every other states’ attorneys general in suing Facebook.
About Google Stein noted ahead of the lawsuit filing: “Over the last year, both the US [Department of Justice] and state attorneys general have conducted separate but parallel investigations into Google’s anticompetitive market behavior. We appreciate the strong bipartisan cooperation among the states and the good working relationship with the DOJ on these serious issues.”
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