Modifies the discretion of the Michigan Attorney General to intervene in certain legal matters.
The bill amends the Michigan Revised Statutes to modify the discretion of the Attorney General to intervene in legal matters. It specifies that the Attorney General may intervene in any court or tribunal in Michigan when requested by the governor or either branch of the legislature, or when the interests of the state require it. The Attorney General may also designate an assistant attorney general as the solicitor general to handle specific causes in the Supreme Court.
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