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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]HereSince1628
(36,063 posts)34. Although there is this about how to address an Atty General
http://www.formsofaddress.info/attorney_general.html
... on the National Association of Attorneys General website they use General (Surname) in the bios of some of their member attorneys general.
Still not quite believing it I spoke to Chris Young, Chief of Protocol, State of Georgia and an attorney. He says attorneys general and solicitors general are addressed and referred to as General (Surname) in courtroom settings. He says in federal and state supreme and appellate court proceedings you will see references to attorney generals as General (Surname).
A law librarian at the Library of Congress did some research on this at my request and confirms in oral arguments, court documents record the Attorney General and Solicitor General as "Gen. (full name), Esq."
Still not quite believing it I spoke to Chris Young, Chief of Protocol, State of Georgia and an attorney. He says attorneys general and solicitors general are addressed and referred to as General (Surname) in courtroom settings. He says in federal and state supreme and appellate court proceedings you will see references to attorney generals as General (Surname).
A law librarian at the Library of Congress did some research on this at my request and confirms in oral arguments, court documents record the Attorney General and Solicitor General as "Gen. (full name), Esq."
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You said it in your post title. It's your opinion. Hard for opinions to be wrong.
PoliticalMalcontent
Jul 2016
#21
should obama resign too? he meets with hillary frequently and he is Lynch's boss. nt
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UTUSN
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#17
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Jul 2016
#22
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Tal Vez
Jul 2016
#28
It's all just bullshit. Why is it news when two people who know one another talk?
The Straight Story
Jul 2016
#30
The highest profile ex-President and the US Atty General are just people??
HereSince1628
Jul 2016
#37