On the recordApril 12, 2011
It seems odd to me that an Attorney General could be thought not to have standing to challenge a law that requires substantial investment on the part of the State.
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congress.govIt seems odd to me that an Attorney General could be thought not to have standing to challenge a law that requires substantial investment on the part of the State.
Senator Lee questions the standing of the Attorney General regarding state investment in law.
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