Thank you for visiting the website of Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway. Each day, this office fights for and protects Kentucky families. Attorney General Conway pledges to protect consumers from scams, vigilantly prosecute criminals who prey on our children and to strengthen partnerships with local law enforcement officers that will keep drugs out of communities in every corner of our Commonwealth.
Attorney General Conway will also protect Kentucky’s most vulnerable citizens against abuse, neglect and Medicaid fraud.
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| Attorney General Jack Conway remembers fallen police officers at the Fraternal Order of Police law enforcement memorial service in Jefferson County. |
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Important information for students of Decker College, Inc. —
The Office of the Attorney General has reached a settlement with the bankruptcy trustee for Decker College, Inc.
Click here to read the press release.
Click here for details on the settlement and Agreed Order. |
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Latest Press Releases |
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- Attorney General Conway Announces Supreme Court Decision Supporting Consumers
Friday, May 09, 2008 Attorney General Jack Conway today commended a recent decision by the Kentucky Supreme Court upholding a verdict against a used car dealer who violated the Kentucky Consumer Protection Act in its dealings with a young couple.
- Attorney General Jack Conway Announces Agreement With Facebook To Make Site Safer
Thursday, May 08, 2008 Attorney General Jack Conway announced today that the attorneys general of 49 states and the District of Columbia have reached an agreement with Facebook to better protect children from predators and inappropriate content.
- Former Simpson County Chamber Executive Director Sentenced to Prison for Theft
Tuesday, April 22, 2008 Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway announced today that on Friday, April 18, 2008, the Franklin Circuit Court sentenced Karen Eaton, former executive director of the Franklin-Simpson Chamber of Commerce, to one year in prison and ordered her to repay more than $190,000 that was stolen from the chamber.
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