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Utah's Attorney General, Mark Shurtleff, issued an opinion Oct 25 stating that it was illegal for state agencies to have their own legal counsel.
Agencies subject to Article VII § 16 of the Utah Constitution violate the Constitution when they hire in-house legal counsel directly, bypassing the Attorney General, regardless of the official position or title given to the legal advisor, if the attorney provides legal advice to the Agency or its officers and staff.

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