U.S. Assistant Attorney General

The U.S. Assistant Attorney General is a high-ranking official in the Department of Justice who oversees specific divisions or areas of law, such as criminal, civil, or national security. They are appointed by the President and help manage the department’s legal work, advise the Attorney General, and coordinate enforcement of federal laws. Their role involves setting policy, guiding prosecutors, and ensuring the department’s objectives are met effectively within their designated areas.