US Edition[Opinion] Opinion in the Constitution Committee: "Rotman's Proposal Would Turn the Attorney General Into a Private Lawyer for the Government"
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The opinion comes ahead of the discussion in the Constitution Committee, and contains claims that "there is concern about the politicization of the position" and "concern that the advisor will be a personal advisor with political affiliation." In addition, some express concern about "the loss of systemic vision in many issues that combine different aspects of the law."
The legal advice to the Constitution Committee has submitted an opinion against Rothman's bill to split the role of the Attorney General, on the eve of the crucial debate tomorrow. • According to the opinion, the proposal would severely undermine the independence of the Attorney General, and would give the government full control over his appointment and dismissal without the involvement of a professional body.
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