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@BulbasaurNoLikeCardio: what you gonna do when january hits and they are like "it still isnt here come back in april"
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attorney general's opinion
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A quick definition of attorney general's opinion:
An attorney general's opinion is a written statement by a government lawyer that explains what the law means. The opinion can be requested by a public official or the President, and it helps them make decisions based on the law. It can be a federal or state opinion, and it is usually about a specific legal question.
A more thorough explanation:
An Attorney General's Opinion is a written legal opinion provided by the Attorney General of a state or the United States to a public official or the President, respectively, in response to a request for clarification on a legal matter.
For example, if a state governor is unsure about the legality of a proposed policy, they may request an Attorney General's Opinion from their state's Attorney General. The Attorney General would then provide a written opinion on the matter, interpreting the relevant legal provisions and providing guidance on how to proceed.
Similarly, the President of the United States may request an Attorney General's Opinion from the U.S. Attorney General on a question of law. This opinion would provide legal guidance to the President on how to proceed in a particular situation.