Prohibits the Department of Law from representing or advising public officers in ethics complaints against them.
The bill amends Alaska law to prevent the Department of Law, including the attorney general, from representing or advising the governor, lieutenant governor, or other public officers in matters where they are the subject of an ethics complaint. This change aims to ensure impartiality in the handling of ethics complaints against public officials.
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