State and Territory Attorneys General Urge Tech and Payment Platforms to Address Deepfake Exploitation
A bipartisan coalition of 47 state attorneys general urged major search engines and payment platforms to implement stronger measures to combat the spread of deepfake nonconsensual intimate imagery (NCII).
Congress’s Attempt to Criminalize Nonconsensual Intimate Imagery: The Benefits and Potential Shortcomings of the TAKE IT DOWN Act
More than 100 organizations, including Microsoft, the NCAA, and the National Association of Counties, endorsed the legislation. The law is a federal response to the proliferation of nonconsensual intimate imagery (NCII).
Bipartisan Coalition of State Attorneys General Issues Letter to AI Industry Leaders on Child Safety
In their letter, the attorneys general outlined the broader societal harms associated with illegal online gambling, including its links to fraudulent schemes, problem gambling, money laundering, and other criminal activity.
2026 Fall Consumer Protection Conference
This year’s conference will begin with a full day open to the public, featuring sessions that bring together consumer advocates, business and industry representatives, government partners, and private sector attorneys to explore key trends and challenges in consumer protection.
2026 Bankruptcy Conference
The conference will offer training in bankruptcy basics and advanced topics and will provide meaningful interactions with other practitioners.
2026 Presidential Summit
This year’s Presidential Initiative Summit will highlight key cases and actions attorneys general are taking across the country to relieve financial pressures on American families.
2026 Annual Conference
The 2026 Annual Conference allows attorneys general, their staff, and the community to discuss legal issues and challenges impacting the states.
The Escalating Threats of Doxxing and Swatting: An Analysis of Recent Developments and Legal Responses
Once considered fringe internet behaviors, doxxing and swatting have evolved into sophisticated, technology-enabled tools of harassment, coercion, and public endangerment.
Who’s Allowed in the Jury Room? ― When Technicians Affect Impartiality
Who is allowed in a jury deliberation room? On its face, the answer appears straightforward: only the jury. But as courtroom procedures evolve alongside the digital age, this once-simple question reveals deeper legal and constitutional complexities.
Coalition of Attorneys General Urges DOJ Crackdown on Offshore Gambling
In their letter, the attorneys general outlined the broader societal harms associated with illegal online gambling, including its links to fraudulent schemes, problem gambling, money laundering, and other criminal activity.