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AG King supports Data Privacy Day, an annual international observance designed to promote awareness about privacy and education about best privacy practices. Data Privacy Day also serves as a reminder for people to check their privacy settings on social networks and wireless connections.

As part of an ongoing project to make public data electronically accessible, Attorney General Gary King's office today announced the service that allows public access to legislation analyses performed by the AG's office is available again this year.

Regarding gross receipts tax amnesty, New Mexico Attorney General Gary King's first Opinion of 2012 addresses possible violation to the Anti-donation Clause as written in the State of New Mexico Constitution.

New Mexico Attorney General Gary K. King supports National Stalking Awareness Month, a time to focus on a crime that affects 3.4 million victims a year.

New Mexico Attorney General Gary King's Medicaid Fraud and Elder Abuse Division reports today Catherine and Joseph Hernandez of Santa Fe have been found guilty by a Santa Fe County jury of Medicaid Fraud and Falsification of Documents.

New Mexico Attorney General Gary King's Office reports recent findings of misspent public monies has led to a felony conviction in connection with Vaughn Municipal Schools.

New Mexico Attorney General Gary King has joined with 52 state and territorial Attorneys General calling on the United States Congress to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) for the first time since 2006, ensuring vital programs continue uninterrupted to protect women and families from violence and abuse.

New Mexico Attorney General Gary King filed a complaint in federal court yesterday against CreditArbitrators LLC and CreditAnswers LLC, two debt settlement companies that illegally charged advance fees prior to settling or reducing a consumer’s debt.

Cash Loans Now and American Cash Loans, doing business in New Mexico, have been ordered by a court to immediately stop their unconscionable trade practices following a lawsuit brought by Attorney General Gary King.

Attorney General Gary King's Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) unit reports Jordan Lee Garrett, of Doña Ana County, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to 6 counts Distribution and 2 counts Possession of Child Pornography with Intent to Distribute.