The second will be about his years as attorney general.

His father, also John, was state attorney general from 1927 to 1933.

"Where has the attorney general been these last two years when we've asked for his help?"

After all, he'd only done what the attorney general needed him to do.

But the world could not be got away from if you were attorney general.

"Security is in the hands of the police, not the attorney general."

I mean, he's going to be the attorney general of all people.

I think he's going to be a very fine attorney general.

That idea does not have the support of the state's attorney general.

You should know the attorney general is going to hear about this.

He was the state attorney general of Texas from 1921 to 1925.

"I have no one else to believe other than the attorney general," he said.

I'm sure I'll have a chance to talk to the attorney general.

The race for attorney general is in a dead heat.

And so the attorney general, in effect, has the stage to himself.

On the next page, we'll take a look at what the attorney general does.

It was not until 1977, more than two years later, that he became state attorney general.

"It had nothing to do with the attorney general being involved," he said.

There are three critical questions the attorney general must answer.

The president says he still has faith in the attorney general.

"Had to get this bill through Congress," the attorney general said.

"After the attorney general made a couple of phone calls, yeah."

He served as California attorney general from 1883 to 1887.

He took office as attorney general on September 26, 2006.

Following his service as attorney general, he returned to private life.

In the last 12 years, Mexico has had seven attorney generals.

He was one of the attorneys general who helped frame the language.

It took the attorneys general of nine states less than two hours to say they would sue.

"The attorneys general of three states would have a tough time getting at them before.

The attorneys general of at least 20 states are joining the commission in the announcement.

That could lock out any attorneys general who insist on a different idea.

At least that is how the attorneys general who negotiated the deal understood it.

The attorneys general of nine states filed suit to stop the new rules from taking effect.

But eventually, the attorney generals and the tobacco companies settled.

Blair says he changed the way attorney generals were appointed.

Each territory has its own Attorney General, and court system.

The results of the investigation were sent to the Attorney General's office for further review.

The Attorney General said he would do his best to work on behalf of members.

"I wasn't writing as the wife of the Attorney General," she said.

If any claim is made, it should be accompanied by justification, the attorneys general said.

The attorneys general said the company's agreement gave them new weapons in the legal war involving the tobacco industry.

But some attorneys general may file separate proposals, even though the judge has said he does not want that.

He called the Attorney General, who, not surprisingly, had been trying to reach him.

But in a letter to the Senate this week, the attorneys general of 38 states expressed "strong opposition."

The attorneys general of all 50 states have signed a letter opposing the federal regulations, he said.

"We're going to check it out and the Attorney General will work with us," he said.

Democrats are likely to suggest this fall that an Attorney General should meet a higher standard.

The church people listened to the Attorney General; they asked him specific ways he would help.

Hoover's office was a few feet across a hall from the Attorney General's.

The Attorney General has received more than 140 complaints against the firm in the past two years.