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law officer

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See: peace officer


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On stepping down, he said: "My decision comes about because, as an aide to the Law Officers, whilst I have great personal regard for the Attorney General, I cannot support the decision which allows her to remain in office.
On stepping down he said: "My decision comes about because as an aide to the Law Officers, while I have great personal regard for the Attorney General, I cannot support the decision which allows her to remain in office.
Scotland, the UK's top law officer, was fined pounds 5000 for the offence then sparked fury by comparing her error to committing a minor driving offence.
 
 
 
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