Examples of 'elected attorney' in a sentence
Meaning of "elected attorney"
elected attorney: This phrase refers to an attorney who has been chosen or appointed through a formal voting or selection process. It denotes a legal professional who has been elected to a specific position or role
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States have an elected attorney general.
I worked with him at the solicitor 's office before he was elected Attorney General.
Ellison has since been elected attorney general of Minnesota.
If elected attorney general, how will you address this issue?
Crist left his position after he was elected attorney general.
He is the first elected attorney general ; previous AGs were appointed by the governor.
I can't think of anyone I would rather have elected attorney general.
If he 's elected attorney general.
He served in the state senate until he was elected Attorney General of Missouri in 1992.
Hadden was then elected Attorney General for a full four-year term and served until 1951.
He returned to private practice, and was elected Attorney General again in 1926.
He was elected Attorney General of Connecticut in 1990, and served for twenty years.
In 1998, she became the first woman elected Attorney General of the State of New Mexico.
Carr was elected attorney general in 1962-he defeated Tom Reavley in the Democratic primary.
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