Art. V §24 | LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS, PROSECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS; ATTORNEY GENERAL
The General Assembly also may provide by law for the age and qualifications of sheriffs and coroners, and the selection, duties, and compensation of other appropriate officials to enforce the criminal laws of the State, to prosecute persons under these laws, and to carry on the administrative functions of the courts of the State.
The Attorney General shall be the chief prosecuting officer of the State with authority to supervise the prosecution of all criminal cases in courts of record.
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