The Assistant Attorney General (AAG) is a senior U.S. Department of Justice official who heads major divisions like the Criminal or Civil Rights sections. Appointed by the President, they oversee complex litigation, set enforcement policy, and manage thousands of attorneys. The Attorney General, federal agencies, and the public benefit from their strategic leadership.
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