Colorado § 24-31-103.5 Solicitor general - creation - powers

Colorado Statutes

§ 24-31-103.5 — Solicitor general - creation - powers

Colorado § 24-31-103.5

Title 24Government

Art.Department of Law

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 24-31-103.5 (2026).

Text

(1)The attorney general shall appoint a solicitor general, who has the authority to represent the state in matters before the courts under the attorney general's supervision. The solicitor general must be an attorney-at-law in good standing, and must have been an active and licensed attorney in Colorado for at least five years preceding his or her appointment by the attorney general.

(2)The solicitor general, with the consent of the attorney general, may appoint assistant solicitors general as deemed necessary by the solicitor general.

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(1) The attorney general
shall appoint a solicitor general, who has the authority to represent the state in
matters before the courts under the attorney general's supervision. The solicitor
general must be an attorney-at-law in good standing, and must have been an active
and licensed attorney in Colorado for at least five years preceding his or her
appointment by the attorney general.

(2) The solicitor general, with the consent of the attorney general, may
appoint assistant solicitors general as deemed necessary by the solicitor general.