The attorney general in most states may prosecute any violations of law of which a superior or district court has jurisdiction when he or she is of the opinion that the law is not being adequately enforced in any county.

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In many states, the attorney general has the authority to prosecute violations of law statewide if they believe local enforcement is inadequate, ensuring that state laws are uniformly and effectively enforced across all counties.

The Attorney General in Most States May Prosecute Any Violations