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The Attorney
General and the Solicitor General (the Law Officers of the
Crown, together with the Advocate General for Scotland),
have three main functions:
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Chief
Legal Advisers to the government.
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The Attorney
General and Solicitor General have overall responsibility
for the Treasury Solicitor and supervise the Director of Public
Prosecutions (DPP), the Director of the Serious Fraud Office,
the Revenue and Customs Prosecution Office, HM Crown Prosecution
Service Inspectorate and the DPP for Northern Ireland.
The Attorney General has recently prepared statements and given oral evidence to the Constitutional Affairs Select Committee on the current role of the Attorney General. To view these in detail, please use the following links: Functions - Other Jurisdictions - Constitutional Role - Attorney's Oral Evidence Further Memorandum 11 May 2007.
Please click here for the Attorney General's One Year Review 2008
Please
click here for the National Fraud Authority
Please click here for the Fraud Review
Cymraeg (Welsh)
Fe wnawn ni ddarparu dogfenni wedi'u cyfieithu ar gais
(We will provide translated documents upon request)
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