Arkansas Code
Chapter 16 - State Officers
Subchapter 7 - Attorney General

§ 25-16-701. Private practice of law prohibited - During his or her term of office, the Attorney General...

§ 25-16-702. Representation of state agencies and officers generally — Employment of outside counsel - (a) The Attorney General shall be the attorney for all...

§ 25-16-703. Representation of state interests in federal courts - (a) The Attorney General shall maintain and defend the interests...

§ 25-16-704. Representation of state interests in Supreme Court — Writs of quo warranto - (a) The Attorney General shall attend the several sittings of...

§ 25-16-705. Subpoena power — Attendance of witnesses - (a) In all litigation, including criminal matters, in which the...

§ 25-16-706. Opinions - (a) (1) Upon request, the Attorney General without fee or...

§ 25-16-707. Amounts due state to be certified to Attorney General - (a) Within ten (10) days after any amount of money...

§ 25-16-708. Appointment of special counsel to collect moneys due state. [Effective until May 1, 2021.] - (a) When there shall be past due and unpaid any...

§ 25-16-708. Appointment of special counsel to collect moneys due state. [Effective May 1, 2021.] - (a) When there is past due and unpaid any special...

§ 25-16-709. Suits against officers indebted to state - (a) The Attorney General is authorized and empowered, and it...

§ 25-16-711. Disputes between Attorney General and a constitutional officer - In the event that the Attorney General and a constitutional...

§ 25-16-712. Funding restriction - The Attorney General shall not enter into any contract for...

§ 25-16-713. Attorney General — Designated law enforcement agency - (a) The office of the Attorney General is designated as...

§ 25-16-714. Procurement of contingency fee contracts — Definitions - (a) As used in this section: (1) “Government attorney” means...

§ 25-16-715. Transparency — Contingency fee contracts - (a) A copy of each executed contingency fee contract and...

§ 25-16-716. Fee reimbursement - (a) The Office of the Attorney General may charge a...