Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr said Thursday he will help lead a national bipartisan effort to stop abuse of older Americans.
August 17, 2017 at 01:50 PM
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Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr said Thursday he will help lead a national bipartisan effort to stop abuse of older Americans.
Carr said he will join Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt in leading a bipartisan working group for the National Association of Attorneys General. The goal will be strengthening nationwide actions to combat elder abuse. Schmidt is the current president of the group.
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