Justice Department

The Justice Department, formally known as the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), is a federal agency responsible for enforcing the law and ensuring justice in the United States. It oversees federal prosecutions, investigates criminal activities, and handles legal affairs for the government. The DOJ encompasses several divisions, including the FBI, which conducts investigations, and the Bureau of Prisons, which manages federal correctional facilities. The Attorney General, who is the head of the DOJ, represents the U.S. in legal matters and advises the President on law enforcement issues, aiming to uphold fairness and the rule of law.