The attorney general serves as the chief legal officer of the state.

"Are you attempting to bribe an officer of the state?"

More than a year passed before all the executive and judicial officers of the state could occupy their new quarters.

She hath brought hither all the chief officers of the state, except the King.

A magistrate is an officer of the state; in modern usage the term usually refers to a judge.

"He may appoint members of the board, but they are by law officers of the state.

Yet it is sometimes hard for the state to protect rare animals, especially when the officers of the state are guilty themselves.

All uniformed and most non-uniformed officers of the state police are routinely armed.

In his inaugural statement, he stressed that he is now the chief public integrity officer of the state.

Umar was first to established a special department for the investigation of complaints against the officers of the State.

In his time, all the nobility at the court and all officers of the state also used to wear Sherwani.

"He is the chief fiscal officer of the State of New York.

At the end of the Civil War, West was the only officer of the state to make a final accounting.

Governor Bigler, members of the legislature, and chief officers of the state visited the city for the celebration.

"Nobody wants to hear it," said Sergeant Russell, commanding officer of the state police computer crimes and electronic evidence unit.

The Secretary of Health is the chief public health officer of the State.

Soon after, officers of the state designated the space of the memorial as "Morton Plaza."

As with the preceding congress, an honorary committee was instituted, to which the principal officers of the State and Church were appointed.

New money was coined, and gratuities were given to the principal officers of the State and to religious mendicants.

"I'm an officer of the State Police and I guarantee a full pardon to all those who'll act on the side of the law."

The Attorney General is the chief legal officer of the State and is elected by the people every four years with no term limits.

Justice Stevens: Is it your opinion as the chief law enforcement officer of the state that it would not be a misdemeanor?

Can the Attorney General, the chief consumer-protection law-enforcement officer of the state, claim ignorance of this?

"The word of a slave against a lord of the Theban circle, and a high officer of the state?

Cabinet Secretary positions are semi-formal and are not legally classified as "officers of the State".

The great officers of state were not allowed to create deputies.

These officers were unlike the officer of state and did not set or vote in meetings.

Frequently, the great officers of State were also senior prelates.

That, however, would be small gain so long as the treacherous officers of state continued in it.

The Chamberlain - was the officer of state dealing with financial matters.

By his side stands the Chancellor, holding the seals, and next to him are other officers of state.

The king was assisted by a number of officers of state.

He was conceived by a nagara-shobhini and brought up an officer of state.

There is independent impartial oversight provided by one high officer of State.

About him were gathered all those of royal blood and the great officers of state.

The great officers of state and the household specifically mentioned are not all of them.

But someday the commander of my navy, or even chief officer of state?

The term "officer of state" is sometimes used loosely of any great office under the Crown.

The officers of his household, accordingly, were then the great officers of state.

The Great Officers of State traditionally participate during the ceremony.

Advice, in constitutional law, is formal, usually binding, instruction given by one constitutional officer of state to another.

Great Officer of State stands for one of several positions:

This position evolved into one of the Great Officers of State.

Naturally, I do not want to see any references to foreign nationals or officers of State Security.

It must be rare that the three great officers of state are all graduates of the one faculty of the same university.

Historically, many other hereditary constables existed as officers of state in former monarchies.

Officers of state and of the king's household were to be appointed and sworn in Parliament.

The principal officers of State were the high priest, the chief astrologer, the ministers and the commanders of the army.

A new officer of state, the treasurer, was responsible for the administration of the royal chamber from around 1214 onwards.

The king's first political action in Scotland was to appoint officers of state and members of the privy council without reference to parliament.