Summary of the opinions of the Attorney General, 2008

Compiled biennially as Official opinions of the Attorney General in the Report of the Attorney General. Report year ends December 31. Slip opinions of the Attorney General.

Summary of the opinions of the Attorney General, 2006

Compiled biennially as Official opinions of the Attorney General in the Report of the Attorney General. Report year ends December 31. Slip opinions of the Attorney General.

Summary of the opinions of the Attorney General, 2005

Compiled biennially as Official opinions of the Attorney General in the Report of the Attorney General. Report year ends December 31. Slip opinions of the Attorney General.

Summary of the opinions of the Attorney General, 2004

Compiled biennially as Official opinions of the Attorney General in the Report of the Attorney General. Report year ends December 31. Slip opinions of the Attorney General.

Summary of the opinions of the Attorney General, 2003

Compiled biennially as Official opinions of the Attorney General in the Report of the Attorney General. Report year ends December 31. Slip opinions of the Attorney General.

Summary of the opinions of the Attorney General, 2002

Compiled biennially as Official opinions of the Attorney General in the Report of the Attorney General. Report year ends December 31. Slip opinions of the Attorney General.

Summary of the opinions of the Attorney General, 2000

Compiled biennially as Official opinions of the Attorney General in the Report of the Attorney General. Report year ends December 31. Slip opinions of the Attorney General.

Summary of the opinions of the Attorney General, 2001

Compiled biennially as Official opinions of the Attorney General in the Report of the Attorney General. Report year ends December 31. Slip opinions of the Attorney General.

Iowa Department of Justice, Attorney General's Office Crime Victim Assistance Division, Three Year Program Reports, December 2014

Three year program reports

Iowa Attorney General's Crime Victim Assistance Division Annual Report SFY2014, January 15, 2015

The Crime Victim Assistance Division (CVAD) was created by the Iowa General Assembly and founded by Attorney General Tom Miller in July 1989. In 1989, the Division administered two programs with six staff. Today, CVAD administers eight programs with 24 staff. This is the annual report for SFY2014.

Iowa Attorney General's Crime Victim Assistance Division: Three Year Program Reports Fiscal Years 2011, 2012, 2013 July 1, 2010 through June 2013, December 2014

We are pleased to present this report of our work and accomplishments on behalf of crime victims and survivors. The eight programs of the CVAD served over 225,000 Iowa crime victims over SFY11, SFY12 & SFY13. This report statistically outlines the services being provided in each of these individual programs. CVAD Staff and funded victim service providers work day in and day out to provide essential, victim-centered services to those who have been harmed by violent crime. This report aims to capture the work being performed around the State of Iowa with CVAD funds. Significant accomplishments have occurred during this reporting period, including the initial planning phases of a restructuring of domestic violence, sexual assault, shelter-based and homicide survivor programming and services; enhancements in automated victim notification and continued strides in restitution collection.

Sunshine Advisory, November 2001

A Bulletin on Iowa Open Meetings and Public Records Laws By Attorney General Tom Miller

Sunshine Advisory, June 2002

A Bulletin on Iowa Open Meetings and Public Records Laws By Attorney General Tom Miller

Sunshine Advisory, January 2002

A Bulletin on Iowa Open Meetings and Public Records Laws By Attorney General Tom Miller

Sunshine Advisory, February 2002

A Bulletin on Iowa Open Meetings and Public Records Laws By Attorney General Tom Miller