AG Todd Rokita with Vice President JD Vance, Republican Attorneys General, and other leaders at the White House roundtable on eliminating fraud in government programs.
Liberty in Action
As Indiana’s Attorney General, fighting for your liberty is my top priority. Below are some highlights of our work!
♦ Fighting Fraud
♦ Returning money to rightful owners
♦ Defending life
♦ Protecting consumers from defective products
♦ Upholding the 2nd Amendment
How can we help you? Contact our Office for additional information, resources and more. |
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"Thank you to Todd Rokita and his staff for all of their efforts to uphold the rights of the unborn. Keep on working for this important cause to help make strong families in Indiana." - Marguerite
"Keep up the good work, Todd! We are thankful to have such a commonsense voice in our state. Thank you!" - James
"Thank you for helping vets, small town councils, and everyday Hoosiers." - Eric
"An important win! [on HEA 1608] Comprehensive Sexuality Education (and the similarly worded terms that advance the same curricular content) is being woven into all content: Ethnic Studies, Social Emotional Learning, School-Based Clinics, so-called "Mental Health", English, etc. Keep going!" - Kelly S.
"Thank you AG Rokita for all you do!" - Bryan
"You are absolutely the best AG this state has ever had." - Jim
"So proud to have Todd representing Indiana!" - Laura
"Thank you for your constant stand for the protection of life for the unborn & beyond. God bless you sir & your team." - Patricia |
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AROUND INDIANA
with Attorney General Todd Rokita
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May 26: AG Rokita participates in White House roundtable on fighting fraud
AG Rokita had productive discussions with Vice President JD Vance, FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson, and other state attorneys general on how federal and state governments can partner more effectively to combat Medicaid fraud — a problem that hits our most vulnerable citizens hardest.
Since 2021, our team has recovered more than $100 million in taxpayer funds lost to welfare provider fraud within the Medicaid system. Looking to the future, we know there will be more individuals who attempt to commit this crime, but Hoosiers can be confident that we will continue working to hold them accountable and uphold the law.
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May 22: AG Rokita provides updates on legal victories, OAG initiatives
Our office has been working hard to defend the rights and liberties of Hoosiers — and delivering real results.
We held a press conference detailing our recent significant wins, especially our success upholding our pro-life law, and discussed the actions we’re taking to protect consumers from gas gouging at the pump.
We also highlighted our lawsuit against Roblox and Discord to protect our kids online.
You can watch the entire press conference here. |
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May 16: AG Rokita and family take part in the annual Indiana Angelman's Syndrome Walk in Carmel
We didn't let the rain stop us! Attorney General Rokita said he had a great day with our family at the annual Indiana Angelman’s Walk.
AG Rokita's son, Teddy, lives with Angelman Syndrome, which is a rare neurogenetic disorder. "I am very proud of him," AG Rokita said. "He was smiling, running in the rain, and interacting with everyone who came up to him."
Learn more about the Angelman Syndrome Foundation here. |
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May 15: AG Rokita speaks at Indiana Right to Life’s Vision Dinner in Hendricks County
It was an honor to speak at Indiana Right to Life’s Vision Dinner in Hendricks County.
To every person who attended, the tireless volunteers at Indiana Right to Life, and all Hoosiers who courageously stand for the unborn—thank you.
Together, we will keep fighting every single day to ensure Indiana remains a national stronghold for life.
Making abortion illegal is one thing. Making it unthinkable is our ultimate goal. And that’s exactly what we will continue to pursue. |
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May 13: AG Rokita welcomes new attorneys at state bar admission ceremony
It was a priliege to address 85 new attorneys at the state bar admission ceremony.
The practice of law plays a vital role in safeguarding the foundational principles enshrined in the Declaration of Independence: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Upon every lawyer—both new and experienced—rests a solemn responsibility to uphold the rule of law and ensure it is applied equally and impartially to all. No matter what.
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April 30: OAG staff partner with law enforcement to support Drug Take Back Day
Our team was proud to partner with local law enforcement to support Drug Take Back Day events across Putnam, Marion, Adams, Lake, and Allen counties.
These initiatives play a vital role in keeping our communities safer. By properly disposing of unused and expired medications, we help prevent misuse and abuse, protect our environment from harmful contaminants, and ensure dangerous drugs don’t fall into the wrong hands.
A big thank you to everyone who dropped off items — your participation makes a real difference. |
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April 27: AG Rokita meets with constituents in Harrison County
"Thank you to Scott Fluhr and Sabrina Kilgore for inviting me to speak at the Harrison County Lincoln Day Dinner. It was a wonderful afternoon, made even more special by the thoughtful surprise gift of a small replica of Indiana’s first state capitol building in Corydon!"
The night opened beautifully with Deputy Prosecutor Emily Poe Stumler delivering a violin performance of the National Anthem. It was a perfect start to the event.
And a special congratulations to Donnie Hussung on receiving the Distinguished Hoosier Award — a well-deserved honor recognizing his outstanding contributions to our state and community. |
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April 26: AG Rokita addresses patriots at Porter County Lincoln Day Dinner
Abraham Lincoln once said, “The struggle of today is not altogether for today — it is for a vast future also.” This is why Lincoln Day Dinners are always so meaningful — they bring us together to reflect on the vital work we must carry forward, not just for ourselves, but for the generations that follow.
Shoutout to Ken Taylor for organizing this dinner. While there, AG Rokita also was glad to connect with Sheriff Jeff Balon, Council Member Michelle Harris, Porter County Coroner Cyndi Dykes, David Fagan, Harry Peterson, Chris Buckley, and so many other dedicated Hoosiers. |
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April 24: AG Rokita visits students at Fort Wayne Community Schools Career Academy
Attorney General Rokita spoke with students at the Fort Wayne Community Schools Career Academy about criminal justice and the work of the Office of Attorney General.
"Thank you, Alisa Thompson, for the opportunity to come and speak with your criminal justice students at the Fort Wayne Community Schools Career Academy.
Thank you also to fireman Christian Jacobs for the opportunity to talk with your fire sciences class."
The future of our state looks bright! |
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Attorney General Todd Rokita unveils office's new, patriotic America 250 seal
Attorney General Todd Rokita recently released the official Indiana Attorney General’s America 250 seal, commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States.
“It is an incredible honor to serve as Indiana’s Attorney General during this historic milestone, so we wanted to do something meaningful to recognize it,” said Attorney General Rokita. “The timeless values that forged our country — self-governance, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness — are the very ideals our office fights tirelessly to defend every single day. This “America 250” seal is a visual reminder of that daily mission and our unwavering commitment to ensuring that our sacred, God-given rights are maintained.”
The new circular seal features a blindfolded Lady Justice holding the scales high against a waving American flag backdrop. The bold “250 YEARS” sits prominently in the center, encircled by the words “Indiana Attorney General” and “America’s 250th Anniversary.”
“The blindfold on Lady Justice in this seal is not just symbolism, it’s an anti-DEI statement of truth,” Rokita added. “She doesn’t care what color you are. She doesn’t care if you’re a man or a woman. She doesn’t care how rich or poor you are. True justice must be completely impartial — blind to politics, power, special interests, or identity. As we mark 250 years of American liberty, our office will continue to defend that principle against government overreach, radical ideologies, and those who seek to divide us. This anniversary is not just a celebration — it is a call to every Hoosier to actively renew and protect the Republic our founders entrusted
to us.”
Watch Attorney General Rokita unveil the seal and describe its meaning here.
A high-resolution image of the new seal is available for download here.
A headshot of Attorney General Todd Rokita is available for download here.
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Attorney General Todd Rokita celebrates Indiana Supreme Court’s refusal to reopen Gary’s frivolous decades-old lawsuit against firearms industry
A 27-year-old lawsuit by the City of Gary against law-abiding firearm manufacturers and sellers is officially dead — no longer posing a threat to Hoosiers’ Second Amendment rights.
On Thursday, the Indiana Supreme Court denied Gary’s efforts to revive its lawsuit, cementing a victory by Attorney General Todd Rokita and his team after the Indiana Court of Appeals dismissed the case in December.
“Over a quarter of a century after this lawsuit began, I am proud to be the Attorney General who has finally ended the City of Gary’s relentless campaign to harass the firearms industry,” Attorney General Rokita said. “This huge victory prevents a single city or small group of cities from using baseless lawsuits to dictate how guns are sold across our entire state, ensuring that responsible, law-abiding citizens can continue to exercise their Second Amendment rights.”
Attorney General Rokita expressed gratitude to Solicitor General James Barta, who argued the case last year before the Indiana Court of Appeals.
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Attorney General Todd Rokita celebrates Indiana Supreme Court victory upholding landmark pro-life law
The Indiana Supreme Court rejected Planned Parenthood’s petition to transfer jurisdiction, ensuring that last August’s Indiana Court of Appeals decision upholding the state’s landmark pro-life law will stand. The ruling marks a decisive victory for Attorney General Todd Rokita and his office in their efforts to protect unborn life.
“This is a major victory for the rule of law, for unborn Hoosiers, and for the people of Indiana who elected us to protect innocent life,” Attorney General Rokita said. “Our office has fought tirelessly to defend this pro-life law, and no matter how many times Planned Parenthood drags us back into court to push their culture of death, we will never back down. We will keep fighting for mothers, fathers, and every unborn child in this state.”
Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers argued in their challenge that the law’s health exceptions allowing abortions were too narrow to comply with the Indiana Constitution’s life and liberty protections. The Indiana Court of Appeals ruling found that the law’s “reasonable medical judgment” standard for the exceptions was constitutional.
In 2025, Indiana recorded 126 abortions — down from 9,529 in 2022 before the law was in effect.
“Making abortion illegal is one thing — making it unthinkable is our ultimate goal,” Attorney General Rokita said. “Indiana is proving we’re winning that fight with real results, but our work is far from finished. We will push forward relentlessly — not only defending our laws but transforming the culture so every unborn child is valued and protected.”
Attorney General Rokita thanked Solicitor General James Barta and his outstanding team for their exceptional work and unwavering commitment throughout this hard-fought victory.
Read the court’s ruling here.
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Indiana Unclaimed turns fast lap by returning $59 million in first four months of 2026
‘This could be a new track record,’ says Attorney General Todd Rokita
Attorney General Todd Rokita’s Unclaimed Property Division has returned more than $59 million to rightful owners — raising the realistic possibility of setting a new winning pace in 2026.
The largest sum returned by the Unclaimed Property Division was $88 million in 2025.
“Hoosiers throw around a lot of racing metaphors during the month of May,” Attorney General Rokita said. “Well, this could be a new track record for our Unclaimed Property Division.”
Now is the time to take a pit stop at IndianaUnclaimed.gov and search your name — or loved ones’ names — to see whether anyone’s wallet gets a quick splash of fuel. Nearly $1 billion remains unclaimed statewide.
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Unclaimed wages or commissions
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Safe deposit box contents
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Savings and checking accounts
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Overpayments such as: credit card balances, cell phone bills
Once property is in its custody, the Unclaimed Property Division conducts an aggressive outreach effort to locate rightful owners or heirs. Individuals and/or businesses have 25 years to claim money once it’s reported to the Unclaimed Property Division.
Visit IndianaUnclaimed.gov or text CLAIM to 46220 to search your name, family or business. You can also contact the Unclaimed Property Division at 1-866-462-5246 or [email protected].
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Clear out these items for spring cleaning: Attorney General Todd Rokita alerts Hoosiers to over 60 products recalled in April
Attorney General Todd Rokita is alerting Hoosiers to over 60 recalled products during the month of April. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission listed recalled items in multiple areas, with children's toys and outdoor equipment topping the list.
“I know it’s inconvenient and nobody wants to replace a product they just bought,” said Attorney General Rokita. “But the risk of doing nothing is simply too great. Some of these defective items can cause serious injury or even death. Please take these recalls seriously — check your homes today and keep your loved ones safe.”
Click here to see the Consumer Product Safety Commission reports of recently recalled products.
If you believe you recently purchased a recalled product, stop using it, and check its recall notice (linked above for all products). Then follow the notice’s instructions, including where to return the product, how to get the product fixed, how to dispose of the product, how to receive a refund for the product, or what steps must be taken to receive a replacement product.
To view recalls issued in April, visit the Consumer Protection Safety Commission website.
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