The attorney general in most states may prosecute any violations of law of which a superior or district court has jurisdiction when he or she is of the opinion that the law is not being adequately enforced in any county. True or False?

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Mohammed Kramer

Social Studies

30 May, 01:25

The attorney general in most states may prosecute any violations of law of which a superior or district court has jurisdiction when he or she is of the opinion that the law is not being adequately enforced in any county. True or False?

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Cynthia Yoder · Answer 1

False

Explanation:

An attorney general conduct proceedings before the Supreme court. He also conduct appeals in every case which the state or people are interested. His duty is also to defend and prosecute every case in the Supreme court. In a case where violation of law is to be prosecuted, the attorney general can only assist in the investigation or trial, but he cannot prosecute these violations.