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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced felony charges against four St. Clair Shores residents for allegedly voting twice in the 2024 August Primary Election. Felony charges have also been filed against three St. Clair Shores assistant clerks for allegedly illegally altering the State Qualified Voter File to designate the previously issued, voted, and returned absentee ballots of the fo...

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, alongside members of the Department of Attorney General, Branch County Prosecutor Zachary Stempien, Kalamazoo County Prosecutor and Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan President Jeffrey Getting, Special Assistant Attorney General Erin House with the Sexual Assault Kit Initiative in Kalamazoo County and House Appropriations Chairwoman, state Repre...

Michigan’s new Uniform Power of Attorney (POA) Act goes into effect on July 1st. To learn more about what the Department of Attorney General is doing to protect aging and vulnerable residents - visit mi.gov/ElderAbuse.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, along with Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, testified before the House Ethics and Oversight Committee in support of the Bringing Reforms in Integrity, Transparency and Ethics (BRITE) Act, a package of bills to increase disclosure requirements for shadowy political funds, slow the revolving door of legislators turned lobbyists, and expand gift disclosures...

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced 13 felony charges against former Speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives, Lee Chatfield, 35, of Levering, for orchestrating a scheme of self-enrichment against state, campaign, and non-profit funds. She additionally charged Mr. Chatfield's wife, Stephanie Chatfield, with two felonies.

To kick-off National Consumer Protection Week, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel joined the Michigan Bankers Association (MBA) to promote #BanksNeverAskThat, a nation-wide campaign educating consumers about the persistent threat of phishing scams. Learn more at BanksNeverAskThat.com

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced 36 criminal charges against Joel and Tammy Brown and Jerry and Tamal Flore, all of Dewitt. The Browns and Flores are accused of adopting children for financial gain and subjecting the children to abuse under the guise of discipline.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel kicked off a series of prosecutorial and law enforcement trainings in Ingham County today. The training was provided by the Department’s Sentinel Project team and will help local law enforcement agencies identify and investigate allegations of abuse, neglect or misconduct in the area’s long-term care facilities. The Sentinel Project, established in 2019, us...

The Michigan Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) is a statewide confidentiality program administered by the Michigan Department of Attorney General. The ACP helps victims of violent crimes and individuals at risk of being threatened or physically harmed to keep their address confidential. The program will be available on or before June 30, 2023.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel Charges 16 ‘False Electors’ with Election Law & Forgery Felonies

AG Nessel Releases Pride Month Video Assuring LGBTQ Community, ‘You Belong Here’

AG Nessel Charges 3 in Signature Collection Election Fraud

AG Nessel Announces Over $338 Million Opioid Settlement with Walgreens

Organized Retail Crime Unit Announces Charges

Six People Charged with Criminal Enterprise Targeting Accident Victims

Michigan Clean Slate: A Game-Changer for Expunging Certain Convictions

Department of Attorney General Testifies on Behalf of New Gun-Safety Legislation

New Litigation Could Affect Legality of Reproductive Healthcare in America

Tips for Online Gamblers

Human Trafficking Survivor Stories

AG & MVAA Share Information for Military Members About Contaminated Drinking Water Settlement

AG Nessel Announces Charges in Animal Abuse and Domestic Violence Case

Boy Scouts of America Announcement October 2022

AG Nessel Releases Report of Alleged Abuse at Marquette Diocese

Elder Justice Multi-Disciplinary Teams: Working Together to Meet the Needs of the Community

Recognizing Vulnerable Adults and Financial Exploitation

Adult Foster Care Homes (AFCs) Resident Rights

Elder Abuse Awareness and Scam Prevention

Michigan's Long Term Care Ombudsman Answers Your Questions