Arizona HB2857 amends the state's attorney general duties to include providing legal opinions on military affairs.
Arizona HB2857 modifies section 26-177 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to expand the duties of the state attorney general. The bill now requires the attorney general to provide legal opinions on matters pertaining to military affairs, upon request from the adjutant general or the state judge advocate of the national guard. This change aims to ensure that the state's legal counsel is available to address legal questions related to the military operations within Arizona.
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