OT what is the possessive?

[micky]

OT If the plural of attorney general is attorneys general (which it is), what is its possessive?

[Dean Hoffman]

Attorney general's office, attorney general's opinion

[Anonymous]

[T]

What did you do ?????

[Marilyn Manson]

Assuming American English, not British English, the proper form would be "Attorneys' Genera"l.

"Attorneys" is the plural form of the noun Attorney while "General" is an postpositive adjective as explained in the video found here.

However, this site suggests that you should avoid the "plural-possessive" form all together by restructuring your sentence.

[gfretwell]

That has always been a strange term. "Attorney" is the principal noun but when they talk to the person they call them "general".