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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 449

institutions:]

Board of Supervisors of Elections of Baltimore City,

THE Board of liquor commissioners of Baltimore City,

THE Police commissioner of Baltimore City,

THE [State Roads Commission,

State Insurance Commissioner,

State Tax Commission,

State Industrial Accident Commission,

State Bank Commissioner,

Commissioner of Motor Vehicles,

State Board of Health,]

Sheriff of Baltimore City,
and [also] all other boards, commissions, departments,
officers or institutions of the State government, except
as provided in § 12 of this article, or as otherwise
provided by law.

4.

The Attorney General [and/1 or any DEPUTY ATTORNEY
GENERAL OR assistant ATTORNEY GENERAL designated by him
[is hereby authorized to] MAY become a member of an
organization now existing or hereafter formed, consisting
of the attorneys general of similarly cooperating states
[and/] or their deputies or assistants, and [is further
authorized,] through such organization or otherwise, [to]
MAY utilize the services of the Council of State
Governments in any manner deemed appropriate to
accomplish the purposes of §§ 3 and 4, and [to] MAY
contribute to the cost of such services and the expense
of any organization formed for [the] SUCH purposes
[aforesaid] from any appropriation made available
[therefor] FOR THAT PURPOSE in the budget.

5.

It [shall be] IS unlawful for any board, commission,
department, officer or institution of the State
government to retain or employ or to continue the
employment of any counsel or legal adviser whatever, in
connection with the performance of their, its or his
duties, or to be represented, in the performance of any
of the duties imposed upon them, it or him, by any
counsel or legal adviser whatever, other than the
Attorney General, HIS DEPUTIES or [his] assistants,
[except as provided in § 12 of this article.] OR A
SPECIAL ATTORNEY OR COUNSEL APPOINTED BY THE ATTORNEY
GENERAL.

6.

The Attorney General [shall receive a salary of
$15,000.00 per year. He is authorized to appoint six
assistants, one of whom he shall designate and who shall
be known as deputy attorney general, two of whom shall be
known as assistant attorneys general, one of whom shall
be known as special assistant attorney general for the