Nebraska AG's Opinion Casts Doubt On Powers Of Legislature's Inspectors General | Community

LINCOLN, Neb. — The Nebraska Attorney General’s Office is casting doubt on the powers of “inspectors general” appointed by the Legislature to look into problems concerning state prisons and child

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