Attorney general is the head of the Department of Justice and chief legal counsel to the president. The duties of the attorney general are very important and wide spreading. The attorney general mainly handles the cases that involves government and give advice to President and head of the executive body when needed.
Explanation:
The post of Attorney General was created in 1789 to head the chief judiciary system and law enforcement department in federal government. In the territory or state Attorney General is the top legal advisor. They act and behave in the legislation as a people's representative. Attorney generals are elected by members, some are directly appointed by governor.
U.S senate confirms the attorney general but they are nominated by president. The attorney general handles the cases where government is involved and gives advice to president and head executive whenever needed.
To decide how laws are interpreted.
Number allocated is the number on the sheet.
3. Turkey, Asia
6. Iran, Asia
7. Southern India, Asia
8. India, Asia
9. Bangladesh, Asia
10. Egypt, Africa
11. China, Asia
12. Israel, Asia
13. Lebanon, Asia
14. Pakistan, Asia
15. Japan, Asia
The answer is 2/3rds of the employees
