Oklahoma HJR1070 proposes to amend the state constitution to require the Attorney General to be a licensed attorney with at least ten years of.
Oklahoma HJR1070 proposes a constitutional amendment to change the eligibility requirements for the office of Attorney General. Currently, the state constitution does not specify a minimum practice requirement for the Attorney General. This bill would amend the constitution to require that a person must be an attorney licensed to practice law in Oklahoma for at least ten years to be eligible for the office of Attorney General. The amendment would be put to a vote in a future election.
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