chief law officer

The chief law officer is the highest-ranking legal authority in an organization or government, responsible for overseeing legal strategy, ensuring compliance with laws and regulations, and providing authoritative legal advice to leadership.

Observed surface forms (7)

• Attorney General of the United States ×2
• Attorney General of New York ×1
• attorney general ×1
• chief legal officer ×1
• head of prosecutorial authority ×1
• law officer ×1
• legal officer role ×1

Instances (10)

• Attorney General for the Isle of Man (on advice)
  surface form: Attorney General for the Isle of Man
• General Counsel via concept surface "legal officer role"
  surface form: General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board
• Oregon Attorney General (in certain matters) via concept surface "chief legal officer"
  surface form: Oregon Attorney General
• Attorney General Homer Cummings via concept surface "Attorney General of the United States"
  surface form: Homer Cummings
• Advocate General for Scotland via concept surface "law officer"
• Attorney-General of New Zealand
• Attorney General of Colombia (with participation of other bodies) via concept surface "head of prosecutorial authority"
  surface form: Attorney General of Colombia
• Letitia James via concept surface "Attorney General of New York"
• Merrick Garland (attended, transferred) via concept surface "Attorney General of the United States"
  surface form: Merrick Garland
• Paul Dudley via concept surface "attorney general"