Attorney Generals Of The United States

Every U.S. state and the District of Columbia has an attorney general who serves as the chief legal officer of their jurisdiction. These officials advise government agencies and legislatures, uphold the rule of law, and represent the public interest.

Below are the current Attorney Generals of the United States. Click on any photo to see detailed profile information.

What Is An Attorney General?

In the United States, the Attorney General leads the Department of Justice and serves as the principal advisor to the President on legal issues.

What Are The Duties Of The Attorney General?

The Attorney General enforces federal laws, represents the government in court, supervises U.S. Attorneys, provides legal advice to the President and executive departments, and ensures fair and impartial administration of justice across the country.

Who Was The First U.S. Attorney General?

The first U.S. Attorney General was Edmund Randolph, appointed by President George Washington in 1789.

Raúl R. Labrador

Raúl R. Labrador

Kris W. Kobach

Kris W. Kobach

John M. Formella

John M. Formella

Attorney Generals Of The United States

Drew H. Wrigley

Brian L. Schwalb

Brian L. Schwalb

Keith G. Kautz

Keith G. Kautz