The Texas Constitution and sections 402.042 and 402.043 of the Texas Government Code grant the attorney general authority to issue attorney general opinions. An attorney general opinion is a written interpretation of existing law. Attorney general opinions cannot create new provisions in the law or correct unintended, undesirable effects of the law. Attorney general opinions do not necessarily reflect the attorney general's personal views, nor does the attorney general in any way "rule" on what the law should say. Furthermore, attorney general opinions cannot resolve factual disputes.

Ken Paxton
2015 - Present
KP-0001 - KP-0470
Angela Colmenero
2023 (Provisional AG)
AC-0001 - AC-0005
John Scott
2023 (Provisional AG)
JS-0001 - JS-0007
Greg Abbott
2002 - 2014
GA-0001 - GA-1096
John Cornyn
1999 - 2002
JC-0001 - JC-0585
Dan Morales
1991 - 1998
DM-0001 - DM-0500
Jim Mattox
1983 - 1990
JM-0001 - JM-1281
Mark White
1979 - 1982
MW-0001 - MW-0594
John Hill
1973 - 1978
H-0001 - H-1321
Crawford Martin
1967 - 1972
M-0001 - M-1291
Waggoner Carr
1963 - 1966
C-0001 - C-0795
Will Wilson
1957 - 1962
WW-0001 - WW-1518
John Ben Shepperd
1953 - 1956
S-0001 - S-0223
Price Daniel
1947 - 1952
V-0001 - V-1569
Grover Sellers
1944 - 1946
O-5741 - O-7543
Gerald Mann
1939 - 1943
O-0001 - O-5740