2026 Paralegal Training
Focused specifically on the paralegal’s role, this program will equip you with the tools and knowledge you need to excel in today’s fast-paced legal environment.
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2026 Leadership and Management
This course allows managers in attorneys general offices to acquire the knowledge and skills needed to lead and perform management functions.
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2026 Annual Beginner’s Guide to the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement (MSA) & Tobacco and Nicotine Regulation Training
This training will focus on the Master Settlement Agreement and tobacco and nicotine regulation.
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Consumer Protection 101
Consumer Protection 101 is an introductory-level training course for attorneys and investigators tasked with enforcing consumer protection laws who have two years or less of consumer law-related experience.
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2026 Information Technology Seminar
Designed to foster collaboration and innovation, this event offers a unique forum for sharing strategies, challenges, and best practices in technology management within the attorney general office community.
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A Deep Dive into Colorado’s Artificial Intelligence Act
In the absence of congressional action, Colorado’s law may help to set the tone for predictive artificial intelligence regulation nationwide, and it may impact the behavior of developers and deployers across state lines as they seek compliance with Colorado’s requirements.
Supreme Court Report: Volume 31, Issue 9
This Report summarizes opinions issued on March 15 and 19, 2024 (Part I). Opinions Lindke v. Freed, 22-611. The Court unanimously held that a public official who prevents someone from commenting on his social media page engages in state action under §1983 only if the official (1) had actual authority to speak on the state’s…
Supreme Court Report: Volume 31, Issue 7
McElrath v. Georgia, 22-721. The Court unanimously held that the Double Jeopardy Clause bars retrial of a defendant for a crime on which he was previously acquitted―even where the jury’s verdict of acquittal on one criminal charge and its verdict of guilty on a different criminal charge arising from the same facts were logically and legally impossible to reconcile.
Supreme Court Report: Volume 31, Issue 6
January 24, 2024 Volume 31, Issue 6 This Report summarizes cases granted review on January 5, 12, and 22, 2024 (Part I). Part I: Cases Granted Review Trump v. Anderson, 23-719. The Court will resolve whether the Colorado Supreme Court erred in ordering former President Donald Trump to be excluded from…
Kate Donoven
Kate Donoven, as Director of the Center for Consumer Protection, leads its development and strategic management. She joined NAAG as Consumer Counsel in February 2024. Kate formerly led the Consumer Protection Division of the Arkansas Attorney General’s Office. After graduating from the University of Arkansas School of Law, she served as deputy prosecuting attorney, an…
