USA Government » Justice
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Department of Justice [2956] 
Represents the general public of the US and serves as legal counsel for its citizens
Represents the general public of the US and serves as legal counsel for its citizens
Drug Enforcement Administration [2964]
Agency of the federal government responsible for drug enforcement and administration
Agency of the federal government responsible for drug enforcement and administration
Executive Office for United States Attorneys [12344]
Provides the 93 United States Attorneys (94 United States Attorney offices) with operational support
Provides the 93 United States Attorneys (94 United States Attorney offices) with operational support
Federal Bureau of Prisons [2967]
Administers the nation's federal prisons and prison populations in the US
Administers the nation's federal prisons and prison populations in the US
Office of Justice Programs [2965]
Develops, operates, and evaluates a wide range of criminal and juvenile justice programs
Develops, operates, and evaluates a wide range of criminal and juvenile justice programs
Office of Special Counsel for Immigration Related Unfair Employment Practices [10539]
Investigates job discrimination related to a person's immigration status or national origin
Investigates job discrimination related to a person's immigration status or national origin
United States Court of International Trade [10605]
Decide any civil action arising out of any law pertaining to international trade
Decide any civil action arising out of any law pertaining to international trade
United States Sentencing Commission [5227]
Creates sentencing guidelines, policies and procedures for the federal courts
Creates sentencing guidelines, policies and procedures for the federal courts
US Citizenship and Immigration Services [2953]
Responsible for immigration and naturalization management in the US (formerly known as the INS)
Responsible for immigration and naturalization management in the US (formerly known as the INS)
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