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The Department of Justice is the main government entity of Los Santos.
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Structure and Powers
One service the DOJ provides is granting licenses for the citizens of Los Santos. They are able to grant Business, Vendor's, Driver's, Hunting, Fishing, Pilot's, Weapon's and Alcohol licenses. Each have associated prices. Some have expiration dates and must be renewed. All of them can be removed in the event of misconduct.
The Judges are responsible for drafting and putting forward laws that exist in the city as well as any amendment to the Los Santos Constitution.
The Senate oversees the city and can overrule any decision made by the Judges or Mayor. They were granted unlimited power.
The concept of Separation of Powers is quite blurred in Los Santos. Whilst the Mayor's Office operates mostly on its own, separate from the Judges, there is a large amount of overlap in duties and powers.
As of April 7th, 2022, Alan Crane has been appointed to serve as the Chief Judge by the Senate, a permanent (non-elected) position.
Attorneys
| Disbarred Attorneys |
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Chief Judge
Chief Judge
Elected Judges
Judge Seat 9
Judge Seat 10
Judge Seat 11
Judge Seat 12
Former Elected Judges
- Judge Judge Holden - Retired
- Judge Arthur MacNee - Resigned due to [tba], returned to being an attorney
- Judge Ali Habibi - Retired and did not run for reelection
- Justice Ferst Temple - Retired and did not run for reelection
- Justice John Bailey - Retired
- Chief Justice Allison Thomas - Retired and did not run for reelection
- Chief Justice Coyote Russell - Retired and did not run for reelection
- Shannon O'Banion - Turned down Seat 9 after winning it in the October 2021 Election
- Judge Tidus Schwinghammer - Removed from the October 2021 Ballot by the Senate
- Judge Adam Prince - Retired after backlash over certain decisions while in office
Former Appointed Judges
- Judge Ali Habibi - Was elected for Seat 1 in the new DOJ System
- Justice Ferst Temple - Was elected for Seat 2 in the new DOJ System
- Justice John Bailey - Was elected for Seat 3 in the new DOJ System
- Justice Allison Thomas - Was elected for Seat 4 in the new DOJ System
- Justice Coyote Russell - Was elected for Seat 6 in the new DOJ System
- Judge Judge Holden - Was elected for Seat 7 in the new DOJ System
- Justice Katya Zamalodchikova - Did not run for reelection in the DOJ rework
- Justice Ray Montag - Did not run for reelection in the DOJ rework
- Justice Elizabeth Devereaux - Did not run for reelection in the DOJ rework
- Justice Antigone Weston - Did not run for reelection in the DOJ rework
- Judge Julius Knight III - Did not run for reelection in the DOJ rework
- Chief Justice Wayne Ardson - Did not run for reelection in the DOJ rework
- Chief Justice Buck Stanton - Retired due to the changes in DOJ
- Chief Justice Dennis LaBarre - Retired after 2 years of sitting on the bench due to health reasons
- Justice Coop Holliday - Resigned due to limited passion for the DOJ
- Judge Nina Vallieh - Removed because of extended absences from the city
- Judge Midas Campinetti - Fired because of charges of embezzlement and corruption that had been occurring for months
- Judge Gavin Holliday - Removed because of lack of commitment and extended absences
- Judge Nathaniel Greyson - Resigned after controversy over his relations with his Secretary
- Judge Jessica Wesker - Resigned after backlash from the Police Department after attempting to Root out Corruption
Former District Attorneys & Special Prosecutors
District Attorneys
- District Attorney Adrienne West † - Resigned after her dealings with Bovice Wilkinson, and her placement into Parsons
- District Attorney Katya Zamalodchikova - Resigned after acquiring the position of Judge
- District Attorney Lawrence Splainer - Resigned due to personal reasons
- District Attorney Larry Hallow - Resigned
- District Attorney Paige Green - Resigned
- District Attorney Jacob Slate - Resigned when the DA's Office closed
Assistant District Attorneys
- Assistant District Attorney Cameron Dupres † - Resigned and fired at the same time
- Assistant District Attorney Jillian Raines - Resigned
- Assistant District Attorney Sayeed White - Resigned
- Assistant District Attorney Odessa Pearson - Resigned due to personal reasons
- Assistant District Attorney Malcador Sigilite † - Murdered by Elizabeth Byrne
- Assistant District Attorney Colt McCoy - Resigned when the DA's Office closed
- Assistant District Attorney David Theroux - Resigned when the DA's Office closed
- Assistant District Attorney Serge Cross - Resigned when the DA's Office closed
Special Prosecutors
- Special Prosecutor John Doe - Resigned when the SPU dissolved
- Special Prosecutor Alexandra Carlson - Resigned when the SPU dissolved
- Special Prosecutor Juno Lemieux † - Murdered by Maenad Thiasus
In Memory
In memory of members of the DOJ who have passed away, either by natural or unnatural ways.
| Name | Title | Cause of Death | Date of Death |
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| Malcador Sigilite † | Assistant District Attorney | Killed by Elizabeth Byrne | August 19th, 2021 |
| Juno Lemieux † | Special Prosecutor | Killed by Maenad Thiasus | February 9th, 2022 |
Executions
San Andreas is a death penalty state. There have been four executions since the Government Restructure.
| Name | Judge | Execution Method | Date of Death |
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