Committee told H.J.R. 1023 could require committee to retain counsel if enacted
A staff member informed the Committee on Legal Services on April 16 that House Joint Resolution 1023 would, if enacted, require the committee to retain counsel to represent the General Assembly in state-court litigation; the committee said it would schedule follow-up meetings if the resolution passes.
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A staff member told the Committee on Legal Services on Wednesday, April 16, that House Joint Resolution 1023 would require the committee to retain counsel to represent the General Assembly in a lawsuit in state court if the resolution becomes law.
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