Oregon Department of Justice Employee Directory
Government AdministrationOregon, United States501-1000 Employees
The Oregon Department of Justice is a state government agency that functions as the state's law firm, providing legal representation to state government and protecting residents, with a focus on vulnerable groups such as children and seniors. It is headquartered in Salem and maintains remote sites across Oregon, supported by a statewide network that includes ten legal divisions and thirteen child support offices. Led by Attorney General Dan Rayfield, the department operates under the authority of more than 350 state laws and administers programs related to child support, charitable activities, district attorney assistance, crime victim compensation, and consumer protection. The department's structure comprises ten divisions, including the Office of the Attorney General, Administrative Services, Appellate, Child Advocacy and Protection, Child Support, Civil Enforcement, Crime Victim and Survivor Services, Criminal Justice, General Counsel, and Trial. It notes a commitment to diversity and an inclusive, performance-oriented workplace, reflecting its broad statewide presence. A notable development in recent years was the 2023 launch of the Oregon Reproductive Rights Hotline to provide legal guidance related to reproductive rights.
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