Vol. 21, Issue 3, 2005March 01, 2005 EDT
Perdue v. Baker: Who Has the Ultimate Power Over Litigation on Behalf of the State of Georgia–The Governor or the Attorney General
Perdue v. Baker: Who Has the Ultimate Power Over Litigation on Behalf of the State of Georgia–The Governor or the Attorney General
Erin Penn, Perdue v. Baker: Who Has the Ultimate Power Over Litigation on Behalf of the State of Georgia–The Governor or the Attorney General, 21 Georgia State University Law Review (2005).
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