Attorney General — the office
This library is Side One. It teaches the job.
An Attorney General is the state’s lawyer. One per state. Most terms are four years. Some states appoint. The Attorney General is not a Governor, not a United States Attorney, and not a county prosecutor.
These pages are educational. They are not official government notices, not legal advice, and not an endorsement. For the race, use the Attorney General Elections twin — only in states that actually elect this cycle.
Confirm the Attorney General of record on that state’s official site.
Visual lock: justice civic · Greek / Roman / Latin grammar as American Future Type. Living Republic. Not ruins.
Find a seat
Inch along. The mold is Alabama — Montgomery is the capital.