Government
Dec. 25, 2013
Requests for advice pile up with state's top prosecutor
Long delays at the attorney general's office in issuing advisory legal opinions to government agencies has led to a pile-up of requests, with some entities waiting years for a reply.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Long delays at the attorney general's office in issuing advisory legal opinions to government agencies has led to a pile-up of requests, with some entities waiting years for a reply.
The backlog has left state agencies and officials unable to pursue potential lawsuits while depriving the attorney general's office of the opportunity to weigh in on important legal issues.
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