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Story on Politicker and the post here about the Addison case prompted me to think about our current Attorney General.
Kelly Ayotte was appointed Deputy Attorney General in 2003, and appointed Attorney General under Former Governor Benson in 2004.
Under New Hampshire law the Attorney General has a 4 year term, which is different than our 2 year Governor's term.
So as we know, Gov. Lynch was elected a few months after Ayotte was appointed Attorney General. Now with her term running up, and Governor Lynch returning to the State House and a Democratic Executive Council returning to the State House who will be our next Attorney General?
I am not an expert by any means of the prominent lawyers, or judges currently serving in the NH Courts or private firms. But I thought this would be a good discussion, after all it is an important job, and our current AG needs to go, and go quickly (California Law Suit, Parental Notification, etc.).
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