Clarifies the legal authority of an attorney general opinion in Michigan.
Amends Michigan law to clarify the legal authority of an attorney general opinion, specifying that it is advisory and does not have legal authority. It also mandates the attorney general to provide opinions on legal questions submitted by the legislature or state officers and to notify the county treasurer of any neglect or refusal by a prosecuting attorney to report to the attorney general. An opinion provided under this law is only advisory.
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