Attorney General Process

[Jasontor]

Jurisdiction

Arizona

I filed a fair housing complaint. The investigator from the AG's office did not interview all the people listed in the complaint, including the most important person who knew the entire issue from both sides. My question is: Does the investigator have to interview all the people named in the complaint? Does the AG's office by law have a certain amount of time to to contact me after I've filed the complaint? Do I have the right to know why they did not interview everyone named in the complaint? What can I do about it?

 

[army judge]

Does the investigator have to interview all the people named in the complaint?

I don't speak for anyone at the AZ AG's Office.

No private citizen can speak for anyone at your AZ AG's Office.



I suggest you ask the special investigator about things that puzzle you.

Does the AG's office by law have a certain amount of time to to contact me after I've filed the complaint?

Most likely, but you can research the applicable statutes and probably answer your own question.

Do I have the right to know why they did not interview everyone named in the complaint?

Maybe, maybe not.

What can I do about it?

Grin and bear it.

That's all I am able to do when I see the damage a GUBMINT confiscation scheme commonly known as TAXES does with prompt, efficient regularity to my earnings, pensions, and assets.

 

[army judge]

Please DO NOT RESPOND TO MY QUESTION.

I suggest YOU tone it down, mate.

If you continue, your actions will dictate what I decide to do next.

I need actual legal answers, not a bunch of small petty responses.

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[adjusterjack]

What can I do about it?

If you don't like the way the investigation was conducted and aren't happy with the results, one option is to file your own lawsuit against whoever allegedly harmed you.

 

[zddoodah]

I doubt very much that anyone here will have a working knowledge of the procedural rules applicable to your situation. That said, the obvious starting point for your last question is to make calls to the AG's office, including the investigator.