Article 1. General Provisions.

§ 36-15-1. Duties generally.

§ 36-15-1.1. Retention of powers.

§ 36-15-3. Salary.

§ 36-15-4.1. Grants, other sources of funds.

§ 36-15-4.2. Attorney General's Litigation Support Fund.

§ 36-15-5.1. Deputy attorneys general.

§ 36-15-5.2. Chief Deputy Attorney General.

§ 36-15-6. Appointment or employment of assistant attorneys general, investigators, and other employees.

§ 36-15-9. Private practice by assistant or full-time deputy attorneys general prohibited.

§ 36-15-10. Executive assistants to Attorney General.

§ 36-15-10.1. Special administrative assistants.

§ 36-15-11.1. Paralegal employees for Attorney General.

§ 36-15-12. Institution and prosecution of legal proceedings in name of state.

§ 36-15-13. Attorney General may appear before grand juries.

§ 36-15-14. Attorney General may direct prosecution in criminal cases.

§ 36-15-15. Attorney General may advise or direct district attorney.

§ 36-15-16. Payment of necessary expenses.

§ 36-15-17. Assistants to act in absence of Attorney General and chief deputy.

§ 36-15-19. Written opinion of Attorney General protects officer, governing body, etc.

§ 36-15-21. Litigation affecting state under direction and control of Attorney General; employment of certain assistant attorneys general.

§ 36-15-21.1. Notification of actions against state entities; maintenance of information.

§ 36-15-22. Attorney General to designate certain Merit System positions.

Article 2. Investigators.

§ 36-15-60. Appointment of investigators for the office of the Attorney General - Authority; service.

§ 36-15-61. Appointment of investigators for the office of the Attorney General - Funds for compensation.

§ 36-15-62. Appointment of investigators for the office of the Attorney General - Compensation.

§ 36-15-62.1. Providing false statements relating to any matter under investigation; penalties.

§ 36-15-63. Appointment of investigators for the office of the Attorney General - Powers.

§ 36-15-64. Appointment of investigators for the office of the Attorney General - Investigators to meet minimum standards established for law enforcement officers.