Attorney General Question?
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Appointed.\n\nDo you want the AG to have to answer to lobbyists?
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try your state's attorney generals website
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He took money from the insurance companies for his campaign, yet tells us he'll do something about the rates....yea right!!!!.\n\nI wrote and asked how he stood on Illegal Immigration and his office said he supports stronger borders and funding the police in this State to go after them....yet he surely doesn't say much about it in public, therefore I feel he is once again pulling the wool over every ones eyes in order to get elected.\n\nI have written to Charlie about many issues that as Attorney General he had control over and he NEVER responded to me in any way shape or form.\nHe is a lying, cheating, 20 plus year politician who doesn't deserve to be anything but unemployed.\n\nHe did not get my vote for governor and neither did Davis.\nI voted absentee ballot, I want my vote to count and do not trust the machines.\n\nAs a veteran, Thank you for voting, even if it cancels out my vote.  :)
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Sometimes you get a quicker response from your Representative.\nDon Young  \nAlaska-At Large, Republican\n2111 Rayburn HOB\nWashington, DC 20515-0201\nPhone: (202) 225-5765\nDon't use e-mail! \nThey all respond that they can't answer all the e-mail they get.\n\nFirst try the Warden, then the Director of Prisons, then the Governor.  If you sense or know one will not intervene go to the next level immediately.\n\nSome other suggestions:\nTalk to a reporter at the State's biggest newspaper \n\nContact Legal Aid, or the State Bar Association, ask them what to do, and if Pro Bono legal assistance is available.\n\nState Medical Association\nAmerican Psychological Association\n\nI do not know if they handle things like this, but try the ACLU.\n\nU.S. Health and Human Services\n\nThe point is keep trying until someone does something.  \nThis is a situation where the squeaky wheel gets the grease.\nBeing "nice" seldom works. \n\nI have a son in prison, too.\n\nGood Luck
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Alberto R. Gonzales was sworn in as the nation's 80th Attorney General on February 3, 2005. He is head of the Department of Justice.
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I would contact the Kentucky Attorney General's office.  That office is generally the one that will give opinions on such matters.  \n\nGood luck in your race.
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Check with an attorney in your state.
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I'd say keep trying to get someone higher up than your attorney, to listen to you. that's just wrong. That attorney should be fired and lose their license. So, keep trying b/c someone WILL listen to you.
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Van Hollen Beats Falk In Tight A-G race  \n \n \nMADISON(AP) -- J.B. Van Hollen says he plans to be an attorney general that both Democrats and Republicans can be proud of.\n\nThe Republican candidate focused on his background as a tough prosecutor to defeat Kathleen Falk in Tuesday's election.\n\nFalk's campaign issued a statement, saying she has called Van Hollen to wish him the best.\n\nVan Hollen painted himself as a seasoned crime-fighter, calling on his experience as a district attorney and a federal prosecutor.\n\nHe ripped Falk as inexperienced in criminal justice, blasting her in ads and in the media as never having tried a single criminal case.
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The current attorney general of WI is Peg Lautenschlager. \nI don't see an email there, but the website offers phone numbers and mail addresses.
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No, it doesn't help your case as the new DA just picks up where the other left off. They can do that you know. They're college educated and everything.
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Lawyers,Prosecutors,and Judges are the biggest problems.  Lawyers charge huge amounts of money, and usually are pals with the the prosecutors and Judges. In the criminal justice system money talks. Go to any court system and spend a few days there. You will figure what attorney have pull and what attorney's don't.  I have sat in a court room watched three people charge with the same charge, and no priors(never obtaining a drivers license), and all three got a completely different sentences.  The one who had no attorney got the stiffer sentence and the greater fines.  HOw does a Judge or a Prosecutor justify that? So you are punished for not having the money to pay for an attorney to legally represent you in court? For an infraction? So if you don't spend several thousand on an attorney then you will pay more in court? So in affect crime doesn't pay unless you pay big bucks for an attorney. Which I think is wrong.  That is not justice.
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In honor of Pastor Martin Niemöller:\n\nFirst they came for the 6th Amendment, but I hadn't been accused of a crime, so I didn't object to denial of counsel.\n\nThen they came for the 4th Amendment, but I wasn't talking to anyone overseas, so they wouldn't be monitoring me.\n\nThen they came for the rest of the 4th Amendment, but I only called my mother, so there was nothing suspicious in my phone records.\n\nThen they came for the 1st Amendment, but I never associated with criminals, so I didn't worry about being convicted purely based on what other people might do.\n\nThen they came for the 14th Amendment, but I never really understood the rules for Due Process (and wasn't allowed an attorney), so I didn't object.\n\nThen they came for the rest of the 1st Amendment, but I never told anyone about what the government was doing, so again I remained silent.\n\nThen they came for the 5th Amendment,  ......  and I no longer had the right to remain silent.
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...your state's Attorney General website.
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Nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate, like every other Administration cabinet position.\nThe Nominee isn't required to be an attorney.
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I do paralegal work for an environmental law attorney and we come across tons of O&G Assignments.  In 13 years of doing this, I've never seen one drawn up by an individual.  Since these Assignments are so detailed and the conveyances have to be so specific, I'd suggest you go to an attorney simply to cover all your bases.
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The Attorney General of the US is not elected he or she is appointed by the President.  The current US Attorney General is Alberto Gonzalez. Some of the States elect their Attorney General -- New York just elected Andrew Cuomo (Democrat)