December 12, 2016

Tierney v. Cruz in 2010: Should An AG Be An Activist?

December 12, 2016/ James Tierney

Whether a state attorney general should be an activist vis-a-vis the federal government is certainly current fare, and so this 2010 Podcast of the Federalist Society on the proper role of an attorney general still makes for interesting listening today. Fast forward the audio to 33:37 if you want to hear me go back and forth on AG activism with U.S. Senator Ted Cruz who was then a private attorney. And listen to the entire podcast to know that some things just don't change.

Federalist Society Podcast, The Role of the State Attorney General (May 20, 2010).

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