Office Of Attorneys General In Riverside
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The Attorney General is authorized to give opinions on questions of law to state legislators, heads of state departments, district attorneys, county counsels, sheriffs, and to city attorneys in their prosecutorial capacities. The Attorney General is not permitted to give legal opinions to members of the public.
Attorneys licensed by the State Bar of California take an oath to abide by laws aimed at protecting consumers from unethical lawyers. But sometimes attorneys don't act in the best interests of their clients. Call the State Bar's multilingual Contact Center (800-843-9053) for help.
The Attorney General is authorized to give opinions on questions of law to state legislators, heads of state departments, district attorneys, county counsels, sheriffs, and to city attorneys in their prosecutorial capacities. The Attorney General is not permitted to give legal opinions to members of the public.
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Michael Hestrin Michael A. Hestrin was elected as Riverside County District Attorney in June 2014 and was sworn in to serve as the District Attorney on January 5, 2015.
Documents and subpoenas directed to the “State of California” must be served on the Office of the Attorney General (the Attorney General's Sacramento office is located at 1300 I Street). You are encouraged to verify that DGS—OLS is the proper office for service by contacting Paul Streuli at (279) 946-8529.
Mailing Address Attorney General's Office. California Department of Justice. Attn: Public Inquiry Unit. P.O. Box 944255. Sacramento, CA 94244-2550.
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You can email us at openjustice@doj.ca.
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