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New law helps solve cold cases

For Sgt. Michael Lang of the Englewood Police Department, the day he was able to tell a 25-year-old woman that a man suspected of raping her more than 10 years earlier had been arrested stands out as one of his best on the job.
 

4/16/2012

New fronts established in battle against opiates

As statewide efforts to battle the prescription drug abuse epidemic begin to show results, the Ohio Attorney General’s Office and its partners are seeing a rise in the prevalence of heroin, prompting a broader focus to fight opiates in general.

10/18/2011

Legislative initiatives would assist law enforcement

The Ohio Attorney General’s Office is working with the Ohio legislature to push for passage of three bills aimed at supporting local law enforcement.

1/23/2012

Legislative Initiatives

The Ohio Attorney General’s Office works with the Ohio General Assembly to advocate legislation aimed at supporting local law enforcement. For more information on these efforts, contact the Attorney General’s Help Center at 800-282-0515.

4/16/2012

Law Enforcement Conference set for October

The Ohio Attorney General’s Law Enforcement Conference — set for Oct. 13–14 in Columbus — will feature three top-notch speakers, 30 workshops, and the Distinguished Law Enforcement Awards Luncheon.

7/7/2011

Law Enforcement Conference features impressive lineup

An excellent array of speakers and workshops is planned for the Ohio Attorney General’s Law Enforcement Conference, set for Oct. 25–26 at the Hyatt Regency Columbus.
 

7/23/2012

Kids and officers hit it off

Tony Perrone is happy to see an increased police presence where he works on the south side of Youngstown. But not for the reasons you might think.

7/23/2012

Key contacts with the Ohio Attorney General's Office


4/19/2011

In the Courts

The federal courts recently narrowed a Fourth Amendment search warrant exception frequently used by law enforcement officers.

7/23/2012

In the Courts

In its first review of GPS tracking, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in January in United States v. Jones that law enforcement must have a search warrant before attaching a GPS tracking device to a subject’s vehicle.

4/16/2012
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