Where is Attorney General’s Office?

The Attorney General’s Office oversees an array of legal matters. Prosecution of criminal cases to pursue justice on behalf of victims; civil suits to represent the Commonwealth. Investigation of police misconduct allegations and re-investigation of cold cases are also key components.

The Attorney General also maintains regional offices across the state to act as social and economic justice advocates in their local communities, conducting investigations to protect consumers, tenants, patients, workers, investors, and charitable donors.

The Office of the Attorney General is located at 165 Capitol Avenue.

The Attorney General of New York serves as both chief legal officer of state government and director of its Department of Law. Their duties include providing advice to executive branch representatives as well as defending actions or proceedings brought by state governments; investigating fraud allegations in areas like consumer protection, charitable donations, workers’ compensation law and election laws.

This office is renowned nationally for advocating on behalf of crime victims and their families, safeguarding access to quality healthcare for New Yorkers, and combatting corruption among public officials.

Sandra serves not only in the criminal division but is also part of a team responsible for antitrust and government program fraud prosecutions in her office, investigating immigration service fraud allegations as well as consumer protection, elder abuse and financial crimes. Furthermore, Sandra has led multistate cases which resulted in data breach settlement agreements between companies such as Equifax, Uber and Home Depot.

The Office of Public Integrity & Accountability is located at 165 Hudson Street.

The Office of Public Integrity investigates allegations of fraud, corruption, waste, or abuse committed by County employees or outside vendors doing business with the County. This unit also addresses concerns raised through its Whistleblower Hotline.

The Public Trust and Police Integrity Unit (PTPIU) consists of experienced trial attorneys trained to impartially review and prosecute cases alleging police misconduct such as unnecessary or excessive force usage by officers. Furthermore, in addition to working within its state jurisdictions, PTPIU frequently provides training courses on police conduct issues to attorneys and law enforcement personnel across the globe.

Gurbir Grewal of New Jersey Attorney General has initiated a special unit aimed at combatting government corruption and increasing public trust in government institutions. Led by veteran federal prosecutor Thomas Eicher, this unit will investigate numerous crimes while also emphasizing civil rights violations and wrongful convictions as a major area of focus in Grewal’s administration.

The Office of the Attorney General is located at 165 Asylum Street.

The Attorney General serves as chief legal officer of the United States and heads up the Department of Justice. As well as prosecuting federal crimes, this official provides advice to President and other executive branch agencies. When necessary, they also appear before Congress or any congressional committees directly for testimony.

The Office of Public Integrity & Accountability (OPIA) investigates government misconduct and leads the Department’s efforts to rebuild faith in public institutions. OPIA also oversees investigations pertaining to any police-involved shootings or uses of force by law enforcement; revisits cold cases involving murder or other violent crimes; and conducts inquiries into claims of actual innocence.

OSFFCP was established by Connecticut Attorney General’s Office to increase effectiveness of identification and prosecution efforts against white collar crimes which compromise financial systems or prey upon vulnerable individuals in Connecticut or across the nation. OSFFCP offers legal support in terms of investigations as well as prosecution.

The Office of the Attorney General is located at 165 Buckingham Street.

The Attorney General serves as an advocate for their State and its citizens, ensuring that state government acts within the law; safeguarding public resources. They also serve as chief legal adviser to President, Executive Departments of Federal Government and Supreme Court when requested.

Each regional office of the Attorney General plays a critical role in upholding social and economic justice by investigating and taking appropriate actions against consumer fraud, charitable donations abuse, worker exploitation, immigration services fraud, election fraud and other issues that impact local communities. Each office is led by an Assistant Attorney General with attorneys, paralegals and staff serving the needs of each office.

The Exceptional Contributions to Community Partnerships for Public Safety Award recognizes extraordinary efforts in creating collaborations that harness the talents and resources of many different stakeholders to address community building and revitalization efforts. One such award was bestowed in 2023 upon Assistant Deputy Attorney General Christopher Clements and Megan Fluckiger of Justice Management Division respectively.