Amerikanske justitsministre
USA's justitsminister United States Attorney General | |
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Department of Justice | |
Tilblivelse | 26. september 1789 |
Første indehaver | Edmund Randolph |
Rækkefølge | Eighth |
Hjemmeside | www.usdoj.gov |
USA's justitsminister (engelsk: United States Attorney General) er et amerikansk føderalt embede og medlem af USA's regering. Justitsministeren udnævnes af præsidenten med godkendelse af Senatet og er chef for Justitsministeriet. Embedet som USA's justitsminister blev oprettet af Kongressen i 1789.
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