TBA Law Blog


Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Apr 12, 2017
A bill that would have moved many duties of the attorney general’s office to a newly created solicitor general’s office is dead for the year, the Nashville Post reports. The legislation would allow the General Assembly to jointly appoint a solicitor general, who would serve as the head of the legal department of the state. AG employees would move over to the new office and the AG would only be responsible for reporting opinions of the Supreme Court.