Attorney General
The Attorney General is the chief legal officer of the state. As such, the office holder keeps the state's consumers informed on such issues as fraud, may monitor charitable organizations operating in the state, and prosecutes those who violate commercial law. In addition to publishing laws and statutes, the Attorney General's website may provide consumer protection advice and allow the public to download complaint forms.
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