The Office of the Attorney General is an integral part of the Cherokee Nation's government, representing the tribe in all legal matters and court cases where the Cherokee Nation is involved. With a focus on upholding the Cherokee Nation Constitution, the Attorney General and their team of prosecutors and assistants ensure the Nation's interests are protected in both criminal and civil proceedings.
Appointed by the Principal Chief and confirmed by the Council, the Attorney General serves a five-year term and holds the responsibility of representing the Cherokee Nation in all criminal cases within the Nation's courts, as well as civil actions where the Nation is named as a party. Their role is crucial in maintaining the sovereignty and legal standing of the Cherokee Nation.
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