State attorney general visits Grand Coulee

 

Last updated 6/20/2019 at 7:09pm

Scott Hunter

Attorney General Bob Ferguson explains what his office of about 1,000 state employees does to Rotarians and others in Grand Coulee.

The man who leads the state's legal bureaucracy, basically the state's own law firm, told an audience in Grand Coulee last week that the smaller part of their work gets the most headlines, but costs taxpayers nothing.

That's because that part of the Attorney General's Office that takes others to court - actually sues other agencies or private companies - is in essence a state-owned law firm tha...



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