Louisiana Department of Justice

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. A time for all of us to come together and raise awareness about this devastating disease and its effects. Remember – Early detection saves lives! ?? https://lbchp.org/

All?Louisiana Department of Justice (LADOJ) offices will be?closed?Wednesday and Thursday due to Hurricane Francine. Stay safe everyone! www.AGLizMurrill.com

Louisiana - NOW is the time to prepare for Tropical Storm Francine as it makes its way towards our State! Our office has plenty of tips & resources for you & your family ahead of the storm. Get those here: https://bit.ly/3B0F9rB https://bit.ly/4cVh3M1

It was a busy August – and we’re not slowing down, Louisiana! ??

Happy Labor Day from Attorney General Liz Murrill and the Louisiana Department of Justice! ???? Our office is closed today.

The Louisiana Department of Justice (LADOJ), Office of Attorney General Liz Murrill, is looking for people eager to join the team to defend and fight for the State of Louisiana! Visit: https://lnkd.in/ehxhZq5M Apply today!

Today, we celebrate our seniors and the wealth of knowledge and love that they share with us every day. The LADOJ is working hard to keep our seniors safe. For more information on how to protect yourself or your loved ones – visit: https://lnkd.in/ggeAAk86

Last week, our office conducted our Annual Continuing Legal Education (CLE) training seminar. This was a great opportunity for us to learn how we can continue to serve the people of Louisiana in an effective way.

ICYMI: The Supreme Court of the United States sided with Louisiana last Friday and rejected Joe Biden & Kamala Harris' attempt to reinstate radical anti-women Title IX rules. https://lnkd.in/gueRxpnV

The 2024-2025 school year has officially begun for most Louisiana students. While parents love to take pictures of their children before their first day, remember not to share too much personal information on the typical ‘back to school signs,’ as predators can use this information to commit identity theft or earn your child’s trust. - Leave off information about your child’s school, teacher, age, or grade level - Make sure the background of your photo doesn’t include your house number or street sign - Double check your privacy settings - Never accept any friend requests from strangers “Our most precious gifts are our children, and we all want to do everything we can to keep them safe. As a mom, I’d urge Louisiana parents to take a few simple steps to make sure their child’s personal information never gets into the wrong hands when taking those back-to-school pictures. I hope everyone has a safe and successful school year,” said Attorney General Liz Murrill.?