§191-A. Transition period
In order to provide for an orderly transition following the biennial election of the Attorney General, the Attorney General-elect shall not take the oath of his office or otherwise qualify for the office for a period of no less than 30 days following that election. [PL 1981, c. 143 (NEW).]
SECTION HISTORY
PL 1981, c. 143 (NEW).
Structure Maine Revised Statutes
TITLE 5: ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AND SERVICES
5 §191. Duties; salary; fees; full time
5 §192. Prosecution of all claims for State
5 §193. Prosecution of intruders
5 §194-A. Nonprofit hospital and medical service organizations
5 §194-C. Notice and approval for conversion transaction
5 §194-D. Conversion transactions less than $50,000
5 §194-E. Attorney General approval without court review
5 §194-H. Distribution of proceeds
5 §194-I. Intervention in court proceeding
5 §194-J. Attorney General authority
5 §195. Opinions on questions of law
5 §196. Deputies and assistants; appointment and duties
5 §197. State criminal inspectors; clerks; office expenses
5 §199. Consultation with, and advice to, district attorneys
5 §200. Attendance at law court and instruction of county attorneys (REPEALED)
5 §200-B. Authority of Attorney General to request utility records
5 §200-C. State Fraud Division
5 §200-D. Complaints and investigative records confidential (REPEALED)
5 §200-E. Medical records furnished to prosecutor in certain cases
5 §200-F. Telephone communication by kidnappers
5 §200-G. Strip searches and body cavity searches
5 §200-H. Maine Elder Death Analysis Review Team
5 §200-I. Public Access Division; Public Access Ombudsman
5 §200-J. Cold case homicide unit
5 §200-K. Deadly Force Review Panel
5 §200-M. Accidental Drug Overdose Death Review Panel
5 §201. Attendance of witnesses; recognizances
5 §202. Employment of detectives
5 §203-A. Accounts established due to court orders or other settlements
5 §203-B. Funds received pursuant to court orders or other settlements of opioid crisis litigation
5 §203-C. Maine Recovery Council