Per Curiam.
Sheriff Johnson asserts in his first proposition of law that quo warranto is the only remedy available in law or equity to challenge the appointment of either a special prosecutor or an assistant prosecutor. The court of appeals denied quo warranto relief on the basis that Sheriff Johnson "has a remedy at law by way of a motion to dismiss, which if overruled by the trial court, may be appealed at the conclusion of the proceedings against him." Extraordinary...
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