By Lasca Randels InkFreeNews INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill is officially suspended from practicing law in Indiana for 30 days. The suspension begins May 18 and stems from allegations of sexual misconduct that occurred at a 2018 gathering of legislative staffers. The alleged incidents took place at AJ’s Lounge in downtown Indianapolis in …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill announced scammers are putting extra effort into preying upon Hoosiers distracted by the ongoing crisis. Methods include sending fraudulent emails falsely appearing to come from reputable sources, said a news release from the Attorney General’s Office. This practice is known as “phishing.” Two recent examples of such phishing scams …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill asked the U.S. Supreme Court to affirm the constitutionality of Indiana’s law requiring parental notice when minors obtain abortions, Friday, Dec. 27. The law at issue applies to minors who already have obtained an exemption from a juvenile court allowing them to proceed with an abortion without parental …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — On Monday, July 1, Attorney General Curtis Hill asked Hoosiers to watch for car dealers posing as private sellers on Craigslist — and to alert the Office of the Attorney General if and when they come across such listings. Craigslist.com allows a seller to post either as a dealer or as a private …read more.

WARSAW — The state’s top prosecutor took the podium outside Kosciusko County’s jail Wednesday morning, Aug. 22, to officially announce the launch of a program designed to tackle substance abuse issues suffered by many of the nation’s inmates. Curtis Hill, Indiana Attorney General, joined Kosciusko County Sheriff Rocky Goshert, Kosciusko County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Hampton …read more.