Last week, the Kelley Drye State AG team attended the National
Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) Attorney General Symposium.
The panels included a number of topics of importance to state
attorneys general including cell phone jamming in prisons, social
engineering or "pig butchering" scams, human trafficking,
youth and young adult mental health especially pertaining to
student athletes, cannabis legislative trends and enforcement, and
disaster preparedness and response. In addition, below we've
highlighted some of the other topics discussed by AGs.
Collaboration and Partnership
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti kicked off the
conference with a welcome to his state and noted that these
conferences are one of the places where AGs can work together,
"how it should be." New Hampshire Attorney General and
current NAAG president John Formella echoed the sentiment and
raised the importance of partnerships between the public and
private sector. He
