Florida. Attorney General

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The Attorney General is the chief State legal officer (Chapter 16, Florida Statute). The office of the Attorney General provides legal services required by any state department. The Attorney General renders legal opinions on request to government agencies; reports on laws; directs state attorneys; and receives supreme court reports. The Attorney General appears on behalf of the state in all suits in the District Courts of Appeal and the Supreme Court in which the state has an interest. In the 1969, Dept. of Legal Affairs assumed the duties of the office of the Attorney General (Ch. 69-106, Laws).

From the description of Opinions, 1859-1913,1941-1948. (Florida State Archive). WorldCat record id: 32414216

From the description of Correspondence, 1878-1883,1898-1913. (Florida State Archive). WorldCat record id: 32414215

From the description of Docket of criminal cases in the Supreme Court, 1911-1935. (Florida State Archive). WorldCat record id: 32414219

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associatedWith Cooper, C. M. 1856-1923. person
associatedWith Ellis, W. H. 1867-1948. person
associatedWith Florida. State Dept. of Education. corporateBody
associatedWith Florida. Supreme Court. corporateBody
associatedWith Galbraith, John B., 1828-1869. person
associatedWith Lamar, William Bailey, 1853-1928. person
associatedWith Papy, Mariano D., 1824-1875. person
associatedWith Railroad Commission of the State of Florida. corporateBody
associatedWith Raney, George P., 1845-1911. person
associatedWith Trammell, Park, 1876-1936. person
associatedWith Watson, J. Tom b. 1885. person
associatedWith Whitfield, James Bryan, 1860-1948. person
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Florida
Florida
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Attorneys general's opinions
Criminal justice, Administration of
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Active 1859

Active 1948

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