Adriana Guzmán Fralick
What this job does: The Attorney General is Nevada's top lawyer for a 4-year term. The office gives legal advice to state agencies, defends the state in court, and handles cases like consumer fraud and Medicaid fraud.
- Current office
- Chair, Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board
- Occupation
- Attorney; founder of AGF Law
Background
- Moved to Nevada from Mexico at age 9; Sparks High School, University of Nevada, Reno, and UNLV Boyd School of Law. source: adrianafornevada.com
- Former Chief Deputy District Attorney in Carson City and general counsel to Gov. Jim Gibbons; chairs the Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board. source: adrianafornevada.com
- Runs a law firm in Reno; has not held elected office. source: thenevadaindependent.com
In their own words
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- Roll back AB 236: "restore strong sentences for violent criminals, drug traffickers, and repeat offenders." source: adrianafornevada.com
- "Stand with police and sheriffs so they have the resources, training, and legal backing to do their jobs." source: adrianafornevada.com
- "Expand help for domestic violence survivors." source: adrianafornevada.com
- Supports lowering the felony theft threshold; would ask to dismiss the fake electors prosecution. source: thenevadaindependent.com
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