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No, whether the AG is has the correct interpretation of the law is tested in court. The AG's stance on whether an action is a crime, and their policy towards p
by bpodgursky 2y ago
No, whether the AG is has the correct interpretation of the law is tested in court.
The AG's stance on whether an action is a crime, and their policy towards prosecution, does not need to be tested in court. That is something they can communicate without litigation.
- monocasa 2y agoThat sounds like what they're doing. This whole thing is about the AG writing two legal advisories, not explicitly beginning the litigation process.