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Lawyers for troopers in Delgado-Garcia case seek texts of colonel
Lawyers for the four state troopers facing manslaughter charges in the death of Enrique Delgado-Garcia are seeking extensive records pertaining to command staff, including text messages of the colonel and other top officials.
With new rules, AG looks to ‘distinguish fantasy contests from sports wagering’
Attorney General Andrea J. Campbell has proposed updated regulations to clearly differentiate fantasy contests from sports wagering.
Souza-Baranowski correction officers indicted for allegedly beating prisoners
Attorney General Andrea J. Campbell indicted correction officers at Souza-Baranowski for allegedly beating shackled prisoners after a violent 2024 attack.
AG candidate back on ballot after judge faults process, despite fraud evidence
Republican attorney general hopeful Michael Walsh can appear on September's primary ballot notwithstanding "substantial evidence" that fraudulent signatures were submitted in support of his nomination, a Superior Court judge has ruled.
New assisted living regulations take effect in July
The Attorney General's Office has finalized new assisted living regulations effective July 17 that require residences to provide clear service agreements and transparent fee structures.
SJC allows all-party primary ballot question to proceed
The Supreme Judicial Court upheld the certification of an all-party primary ballot question for the November statewide vote, rejecting legal challenges.
Income tax ballot question invalidated by SJC
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled the income tax ballot question ineligible due to a misleading summary by the Attorney General's Office.
AG’s Office: Station failed to identify and report massive 2023 gas leak
The Attorney General's Office sued an East Taunton gas station for allegedly failing to identify and report a large 2023 gasoline leak contaminating soil and groundwater.
AG’s certification of marijuana ballot initiative upheld by SJC
The Supreme Judicial Court upheld the attorney general's certification and summary of a marijuana ballot initiative seeking to repeal recreational legalization.
Democrats accuse Republican AG candidate of submitting fake signatures
The state Democratic Party has accused two Republican candidates — Michael Walsh, running for attorney general, and Anne Manning Martin, running for lieutenant governor — of “knowingly and willingly” submitting fraudulent signatures to appear on the September primary ballot.
House passes sweeping data privacy legislation
The state House of Representatives on June 4 unanimously passed a major data privacy bill that would give consumers new rights and impose restrictions on companies' use of personal information.
UnitedHealthcare defrauded MassHealth of $100M, AG alleges
Attorney General Andrea J. Campbell sued UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company on May 29, accusing the insurer of misclassifying the conditions of elderly members and defrauding MassHealth of at least $100 million. […]
