North Carolina § 114-6 Duties of Attorney General as to civil litigation

North Carolina Statutes

§ 114-6 — Duties of Attorney General as to civil litigation

North Carolina § 114-6

Ch. 114Department of Justice

Art. 1Attorney General

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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 114-6 (2026).

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The Attorney General shall continue to perform all duties now required of his office by law and to exercise the duties now prescribed by law as to civil litigation affecting the State, or any agency or department thereof, and shall assign to the members of the staff all duties to be performed in connection with criminal prosecutions and civil litigation authorized by this Article or by existing laws. (1939, c. 315, ss. 7, 8.)

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The Attorney General shall continue to perform all duties now required of his office by law and to exercise the duties now prescribed by law as to civil litigation affecting the State, or any agency or department thereof, and shall assign to the members of the staff all duties to be performed in connection with criminal prosecutions and civil litigation authorized by this Article or by existing laws. (1939, c. 315, ss. 7, 8.)