Wyoming Attorneys General
The Wyoming Attorney General is the senior legal officer of the State of Wyoming. The Attorney General is appointed by the Governor.
As of 2011, the current Wyoming Attorney General is Greg Phillips, who is the 35th person to have held that post. His predecessor was Bruce A. Salzburg.
Read more about Wyoming Attorneys General: Recent Attorneys General, Other Notable Attorneys General
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