How long does the attorney general serve?

Answer 1

There is no term limit to cabinet level positions. Attorney General Janet Reno served as the only attorney general in President Clinton's administration, making her the longest-serving attorney general.

Answer 2

Hi, my name is JACEE (jay-see) MOORE and I am gonna answer this question. In my college textbook for American and foreign government it says that a normal ATTORNEY GENERAL serves for 2 terms of 4 years each.

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Answer 3

The United States Attorney General is the chief law enforcement officer for the federal government and, as the head of the Justice Department, considered to be part of a President's Cabinet. The US Attorney general is nominated by the President, but then confirmed by the US Senate. There is no set term of office; the US Attorney general serves at the pleasure of the President.

So, up to 8 years (2 Presidental terms), unless they are nominated by more than one President.

Answer 4

The miniuim is 3 years but you can serve 5 years at a time! Personally I would just serve the 3 years and have a break!

Answer 5

they serve at the discretion of the President.

Answer 6

The Attorney General is appointed by the President but nominees must be confirmed by the US Senate. There are no minimum or maximum terms for cabinet officials.