The core mission of the Department of Justice (DoJ) is to enforce the laws of the White House. More specifically, the department is responsible for investigating and prosecuting potential crimes on behalf of the United States government, providing White House personnel with legal counsel, organizing trials and certifying attorneys. The DoJ is led by the Attorney General and deputy-led by the Solicitor General, who both serve as members of the Presidential Cabinet and hold ex-officio positions in the Judicial Leadership. The department also comprises the District Attorneys.
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