Attorney General Raoul’s Office Collects Nearly $1.6 Billion In State Revenue In 2022 – RiverBender (Alton)

In 2022, the Attorney General’s office was able to bring in $304 million through collections litigation, including cases involving the collection of funds for damage to state property, child support enforcement, fines and penalties. The Attorney General’s office also collected more than $807 million through tobacco litigation and more than $456 million in estate tax revenues.
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Dorf
3 years ago

So Kwame is doing part of his job. Whoopie!

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