Attorney general announces office changes

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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Attorney General Mark Herring says he’s instituting changes to make his office run more efficiently and bring transparency to its operations.

Herring says the office is procuring case management and document management software to replace current methods that involve extensive paper copies. He says the changes will make it easier to track cases and meet deadlines.

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