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The nation’s oldest attorney general organization is broken — here is how to fix it

By Sherman Joyce
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The nation’s oldest attorney general organization is broken — here is how to fix it

When the National Association of Attorneys General was founded in 1907, its goal was to support the top law enforcement officer in each state in fulfilling the sworn oaths each took to serve the people of their state. But over a century later, it appears that NAAG’s singular focus is on serving as a lawsuit factory, spitting out cases and pocketing massive profits from lucrative settlements.

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