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With 48 multistate lawsuits, Attorney General Drew Wrigley says he’s defending North Dakota’s interests
The lawsuits range from fighting federally funded health care to undocumented immigrants to protecting children against ...
The Bismarck Tribune22d
Emmons County Historical Society violated open records law, North Dakota AG says
North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley issued an opinion that determined ... about 60 miles southeast of Bismarck, violated the open meetings law when it did not create meeting minutes for ...
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North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley says he is willing to 'lock horns' on minimum sentencing bill
The bill will set mandatory minimum penalties for resisting arrest, fleeing law enforcement and assaulting officers. One lawmaker says the state can't incarcerate its way out of the problem.
The Bismarck Tribune7d
Lincoln City Council violated open records, meetings laws, North Dakota AG says
North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley on Thursday issued an opinion that the Lincoln City Council violated multiple open records and meetings laws during an executive session in 2022.
The Columbian1mon
For now, ‘Dreamers’ will be shut out of the health care marketplace in 19 states
From left, Republican Attorneys General Drew Wrigley of North Dakota, Kris Kobach of Kansas and Marty Jackley of South Dakota speak to reporters after a hearing in federal court in Bismarck ...