This bill outlines conflicts of interest for county attorneys and procedures for resolving disputes.
This bill addresses conflicts of interest involving county attorneys. It prohibits county attorneys from accepting fees, engaging in simultaneous representation, or representing parties with conflicting interests. If a county sheriff believes a conflict exists and the board of supervisors refuses to act, the sheriff can petition a district court for a determination. The court must rule within 30 days and may appoint outside counsel. All court costs are paid by the county.
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