Mаyflοwer Department οf Justice

The Mayflower Department of Justice was officially organized in May of 1850 with the introduction of the Office of the Attorney General into the cabinet of the State of Mayflower. The Mayflower Department of Justice is responsible for all state-level proceedings on behalf of the State of Mayflower, which includes prosecution, investigation, and litigation. The Mayflower Department of Justice had a short-lived law enforcement branch called the Bureau of Law Enforcement, which had been responsible for providing law enforcement services to the State of Mayflower on behalf of the Mayflower Department of Justice. The Bureau of Law Enforcement had lasted June of 1931, all the way to July of 1941, where its responsibilities were given to the Mayflower State Police. Today, the Mayflower Department of Justice acts as the state-level justice agency of the State of Mayflower.