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What part of the constitution is the justice department?
The Civil Rights of the Department of Justice that was created in 1957 is part of the justice department. The Department of Justice is led by the Attorney General who is an appointee of the president.
What does the Department of the Justice do?
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is part of the Justice Department. They solve crimes.
Is the home office a part of ministry of justice?
No, the Home Office is not a part of the Ministry of Justice. The Home Office is a separate ministerial department in the UK government responsible for immigration, security, and law and order, while the Ministry of Justice oversees the justice system, including courts, prisons, and probation services. Both departments work closely together on issues related to crime and public safety but have distinct roles and responsibilities.
The Department of Justice was originally called the office of the Attorney General?
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Was the department of justice originally called the office of the Attorney General?
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What is the highest ranking office in the US justice department?
The US Attorney General is the highest ranking officer of the US Department of Justice, aside from the President of the US.
What cabinet level office does the US attorney general head?
Department of Justice
Is the Justice Department part of the US?
The United States has a Department of Justice in the Federal Administration, and most states have something with a similar name. They are sometimes called the Justice Department. But many other countries also have Departments of ministries of Justice.
What branch of government is the FBI under?
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How do you report judicial misconduct directly to the US Department of Justice?
Speak directly to the United states Department of justice. The office of professional responsibility will hear and record complaint cases.
Is FBI part of homeland security?
No, homeland security is more of its own department.
Does the Department of Justice represent the US in court?
Yes. The Office of the Solicitor General, which is part of the Department of Justice, represents the United States' interest in court. As of February 2011, Neal Katyal is the acting US Solicitor General. He succeeded Elena Kagan who was elevated to the US Supreme Court bench.
