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Federal District Court Judge Ralph Erickson today clarified the scope of the preliminary injunction issued last week in a case challenging EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers’ “Waters of the United States” Rule.

Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem issued a Cease & Desist Order against Crystal Clark and her business, Young People Working LLC., for violations of North Dakota’s home solicitations sales law, consumer fraud laws and Do Not Call laws. 

Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem has filed an amended complaint with the Stark County District Court, seeking the dissolution of the Dickinson State University Foundation (Foundation) following the recommendation of a court appointed receiver of the foundation. 

An Oklahoma woman who sold time share vacations has been banned from conducting business in North Dakota. 

A Florida scam operation has been banned from doing business in North Dakota. Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem issued a cease and desist order against Mark Ebohimen, doing business as People’s Choice Assistance, LLC., MAE Holdings Corp, and PC Solutions, for violations of the Do Not Call law and consumer fraud. 

Concealed weapon license reciprocity has been reached between North Dakota and Minnesota, announced Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem. 

Cease and Desist Order issued against Joe Beaulieu of Minnesota, DBA Dakotah Roofing & Remodeling, LLC. A Minnesota man who took advantage of an elderly North Dakota homeowner is banned from doing business in the state

Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem and 12 other states have asked Federal District Court Judge Ralph Erickson in Fargo for a Preliminary Injunction to delay the effective date of the Environmental Protection Agency and Army Corps of Engineers “Waters of the United States” Rule.  

Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem today released North Dakota’s crime statistics for 2014. The annual Crime Report is compiled from information reported by local law enforcement agencies across the state. 

Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem joined with Attorneys General from eleven other states in filing a lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) over the EPA’s new rule defining “Waters of the United States” under the Clean Water Act.