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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI wonder if there's any requirement that the Attorney General actually be an attorney?
Because if not
that Tom Fitton weirdo from Judicial Watch properly has his head up Trumps ass.
(And no, even though he runs a group called Judicial Watch, hes not actually a lawyer.)
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I wonder if there's any requirement that the Attorney General actually be an attorney? (Original Post)
Tommy Carcetti
Thursday
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hedda_foil
(16,507 posts)1. There's not.
Irish_Dem
(57,920 posts)2. In Trump world there are no rules, laws, customs.
What Trump wants, Trump gets.
LoisB
(8,715 posts)3. Nope. There isn't even a requirement that Supreme Court Justices have any legal background or education.
TheRickles
(2,420 posts)4. Or Surgeons General to be surgeons.
LoisB
(8,715 posts)5. Right. Scary, isn't it?
Ocelot II
(121,000 posts)6. Technically, no.
Hypothetically a person could even be a disbarred attorney, e.g., Rudy Giuliani.
TheKentuckian
(26,311 posts)7. Nope. Not required at all.
Meowmee
(5,581 posts)8. I think the only requirements are they have to be 18 years old a US citizen
And a member of the bar. I suppose then that means they are a lawyer, but not necessarily practicing, who knows. I dont know if every attorney general here has met those qualifications. At least there are more qualifications than for president.😹