Department of Justice
Structure
Leadership
The Department of Justice is one of the many departments of the Republic, the secretary who heads the department is appointed by the Vice-President from an elected deputy of the Parliament of the Republic with the approbation of the Office of the Federal Civil Service. The latter appoints the Undersecretary of Justice when necessary since he is not linked to the electoral cycles. Again, when it's needed, it is then the undersecretary who designates the deputy undersecretaries directing the undersecretariats which are focus on particular topics within the department's jurisdiction.Related
Like all federal departments, many agencies or organisations depend on the Department of Justice, all related to the field of justice such as the prosecution service, the prosecution service or the oversight of the police. The people who run these can be appointed by the Secretary of Justice himself or with the candidate chosen by the Office of the Federal Civil Service depending on the level of independence required.Public Agenda
The main purpose of the Department of Justice aims to advise the President on all matters relating to justice, to put in place government policies on justice, deal with certain elements in its jurisdiction which are not covered by its agencies or organizations and to ensure the proper administration of the department.
Assets
The Department of Justice headquarters is located in the city of Paris on Earth, it is this building that houses the department's administration, the headquarters of all its agencies or organisations are also in Paris in the governmental disctrict.
Founding Date
2200
Type
Governmental, Department
Parent Organization
Subsidiary Organizations
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