St. Eve, Circuit Judge.
A state can speak in litigation only through its agents and may select its agents without the interference of the federal courts. Typically, a state chooses to designate a singular attorney general to defend its interests, but nothing in the United States Constitution mandates this procedure, or even the existence of an attorney...
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