Attorney General Thurbert Baker announced today that he had obtained a $2.4 million check for the Georgia Medicaid program from Cephalon, Inc. over off-label marketing of three of Cephalon's pharmaceuticals. Baker joined with other Attorneys General b
(Atlanta) Attorney General Thurbert Baker announced today that Angela Yvonne Burden had pled guilty to one count of theft by taking in Fulton County Superior Court. The court sentenced Burden to 12 months of probation, a $600 fine, and 60 hours of c
(Atlanta) Attorney General Thurbert Baker today announced that he and the Attorneys General from 42 other states have reached an agreement with Craigslist under which the online classified ad website will take action to deter and crack down on inapprop
The upcoming elections have generated a great deal of voter interest and may result in one of the highest turnouts in recent history.
Georgia Attorney General Thurbert E. Baker offers the following information in the case against Jack E. Alderman, who is currently scheduled to be executed on September 16, 2008 at 7:00 pm.
Scheduled Execution
Bristol-Myers Squibb will pay
(Atlanta) Jana Chambers, a former employee of Georgia Tech, entered a guilty plea this morning in Fulton County Superior Court to a charge of Theft by Taking. She was sentenced by Judge Hicks to twelve months probation, 24 hours community se
Charles “Chuck” Scheid of Cherokee County, a former member of the Georgia House of Representatives, entered a guilty plea to Income Tax Evasion in Fulton County Superior Court this morning. The felony charge was due to Scheid's failure to file an inco
(Atlanta) A man who claimed to earn over $600,000 from the Cobb Transit system on his 2005 tax return will have five years in prison to mull over the response he got from state officials. Charged by Georgia Attorney General Thurbert Baker with