State Attorneys General

State Attorneys General are the top legal officers in each U.S. state. They represent the state in legal matters, enforce state laws, and protect the interests of its residents. Their duties include prosecuting violations of state law, providing legal advice to state agencies, and advocating for consumer rights. They may also handle cases involving public health, the environment, and civil rights. Each Attorney General is elected or appointed and plays a key role in shaping state policy and ensuring justice within their jurisdiction.