From Projo.com:

Former Providence City Solicitor Joseph M. Fernandez formally launched his campaign for attorney general Tuesday, unveiling a “Rhode Island Anti-Corruption Bill of Rights” that he said would make the state a better place to live in and do business.

Fernandez, a graduate of Brown University and Harvard Law School who was a classmate of President Obama, is one of three candidates seeking the Democratic nomination to succeed Patrick C. Lynch as attorney general. Lynch is running for governor. The other Democrats running to replace Lynch are Smithfield Town Councilman Stephen R. Archambault and state Rep. Peter F. Kilmartin, D-Pawtucket, who both have already made ethics in government key issues in their campaigns, as has Christopher H. Little of the Moderate Party. Also running is Republican Erik B. Wallin and independent Robert Rainville.

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