Virginia Attorney General

The Virginia Attorney General is the state's top legal officer, responsible for representing Virginia in legal matters, supervising the work of local prosecutors, and providing legal advice to state agencies and the governor. They enforce state laws, defend the state's interests in court, and handle consumer protection issues. The Attorney General also issues legal opinions that guide state government actions. Elected by Virginia residents for a four-year term, this position plays a key role in ensuring laws are correctly implemented and upheld across the state.