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Accused Of Groping, IN Republican AG Curtis Hill May Lose Law License & Be Kicked Off 2020 Ballot
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3:49Now PlayingIndiana Attorney General Curtis Hill is fighting disciplinary charges that could cost him his law license over claims he groped women at a Downtown Indianapolis bar in 2018.
The hearings began Monday in the attorney discipline case stemming from the accusations of four women who say that Hill inappropriately touched them at a March 2018 party celebrating the end of the General Assembly session. Hill has repeatedly denied any inappropriate behavior.
Hill, a Republican, served as Indiana's attorney general since 2017. He is the state's highest legal officer after winning the seat in 2016 with 63 percent of the vote.
If the embattled AG loses his law license, he will be kicked off the ballot in 2020.
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