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Medicaid Fraud Control Unit executes search warrants at five sites 
Attorney General Ellison’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit works to uncover, investigate, and prosecute individuals or organizations that steal from Medicaid and that exploit, neglect, or abuse vulnerable victims.   

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Jury finds Emadeldin Ibrahim liable for submitting $188K in false claims to state
State entitled to treble damages under Minnesota False Claims Act   
“The False Claims Act is a civil-law tool we have for holding fraudsters accountable, and I’m gratified the jury found Ibrahim guilty for his flagrantly fraudulent conduct,” Attorney General Ellison said.

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Attorney General’s Office and Chippewa County Attorney’s Office secure convictions for 27 counts of criminal sexual conduct and stalking
Jury convicts Jacory Dante McCalpin of all charges following multiple sexual and physical assaults between July 2022 and December 2023  

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Attorney General Ellison wins lawsuit protecting gender-affirming care
In AGs’ lawsuit against Sec. Kennedy ‘declaration’ attempting to block youth access to gender-affirming care and threatening care providers, court issues written order after granting summary judgment from bench in March 
Court order: ‘Unserious leaders are unsafe… This case highlights a leader’s unserious regard for the rule of law… Secretary Kennedy’s unlawful declaration harmed children. This case illustrates that when a leader acts without authority and in the absence of the rule of law, he acts with cruelty.’

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Attorney General Ellison and cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul update Metro Surge lawsuit with new data showing harm caused by surge
Experts estimate that over $240 million in wages were lost in Minneapolis and Saint Paul alone during Operation Metro Surge 
Survey data shows Minneapolis and Saint Paul businesses lost over $600 million in revenue during Operation Metro Surge 

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Minnesota Supreme Court turns back oil industry defendants’ request to further delay climate-deception lawsuit
Supreme Court upholds lower courts’ denial of defendants’ motions to dismiss AG Ellison’s 2020 lawsuit against them; ruling clears the way for case to proceed to discovery
“The courts are doing their job, and their decisions in this climate deception lawsuit are clear: Minnesotans have a case to be made, and we deserve our day in court,” said Attorney General Keith Ellison. 

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Jaylan Lavone Black sentenced following assault on fellow inmate at Anoka County Jail
Black received an 18-month sentence after plea to third-degree assault
“My team and I stand ready to help local law enforcement across the state prosecute those who harm their fellow Minnesotans,” said Attorney General Ellison. “Jaylan Black did just that, and we held him accountable for it. I’m grateful to the Anoka County Sheriff’s Office for their assistance investigating this crime.”

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Attorney General Ellison prevails again in defense of transgender athletes’ participation in school sports
8th Circuit Court of Appeals affirms district court denial of preliminary injunction in lawsuit aimed at overturning Minnesota’s protections for transgender school athletes 
"I'm proud to defend Minnesota’s inclusive legal protections for student athletes of all genders against anyone who would force us to discriminate,” Attorney General Ellison said.

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Attorney General Ellison leads coalition in defense of Temporary Protected Status for immigrants from Somalia
“It’s astonishing that the Trump administration is saying both that Somalia is too dangerous to travel to, but safe enough for refugees to return to. Their double speak on this issue clearly demonstrates their approach to TPS for Somali refugees is not rooted in fact. I’m standing up to this unlawful act in the hopes of averting the immense harm it would inflict on many people across Minnesota.” said Attorney General Ellison.  

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