About the Department

The purpose of the Department of Justice is to uphold  the Constitution of the United States and the State of San Andreas and to protect the lives and property of the residents and visitors. The DOJ oversees Law Enforcements and provides District Attorneys and Prosecutors to file charges and prosecute offenders of the law.

The Department of Justice conducts federal investigations and assist State and Local Police as needed with the Federal Investigative Bureau which also conducts Basic Police Training at the San Andreas Police Academy. The Bureau of Prisons also falls under the Department of Justice and is called the Department of Corrections. Marine Enforcement and Search and Rescue are conducted by the San Andreas Coast Guard which operates under the DOJ.

Cayo Perico and Fort Zancudo are Federal protected property which are under the jurisdiction of the Federal Investigative Bureau and Coast Guard.

Mission Statement

To promote and establish justice and the appearance of justice by vigorously and fairly representing the United States and its citizens in all matters, civil or criminal, within our jurisdiction.

Diversity

The Department of Justice recognizes that the employees are the most important asset. DOJ employees are the vital link that ensures that the ideals, mission, and values of the Department are fully realized. To this end, the Department strives to ensure that the workforce is drawn from the broadest segments of society so that it is poised to meet the present and future needs of our Nation.