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Guidance and advisory opinions
Interpretation that others can build on.
General counsel, attorneys general staff, and offices that issue interpretation others rely on
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Guidance and opinions, specifically.
- Draft advisory opinions and formal guidance with the authority trail attached.
- Separate what the law requires from what the agency has discretion to choose.
- Check a proposed interpretation against prior opinions for consistency.
- Produce staff-facing explanations of what a new requirement actually changes.
- Keep a defensible record of how an interpretation was reached.
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Find the controlling authority, and be able to prove it.
Litigation and administrative hearings
Work product that survives the other side reading it.
Contracts and procurement
Review every instrument against the law that governs it.
Public records and disclosure
Produce the record without producing what is exempt.