15.010 Department of Law -- Attorney General as head -- Major organizational units

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15.010 Department of Law -- Attorney General as head -- Major organizational

units.

(1) The Attorney General is the head of the Department of Law.

(2) The Department of Law shall include the following major organizational units:

(a) Department of Criminal Investigations;

1. Office of Counter-Exploitation;

a. Special Victims Division;

b. Cyber Crimes Division; and

c. Trafficking and Abuse Prevention and Prosecution Division; and

2. Office of Investigative Operations;

a. Public Corruption Division;

b. Special Investigations Division; and

c. Protective Intelligence Division; and

(b) Department of Criminal Litigation;

1. Office of Special Prosecutions;

2. Office of Medicaid Fraud and Abuse Control;

3. Office of Prosecutors Advisory Council; and

4. Office of Victims Advocacy;

(c) Department of Civil Litigation;

1. Office of Consumer Protection;

2. Office of Civil and Environmental Law;

a. Open Records and Meetings Division; and

b. Civil Litigation Division;

3. Office of Rate Intervention;

4. Office of Senior Protection;

5. Office of Administrative Hearings;

a. Family and Children Division;

b. Health Services Division; and

c. General Government Division; and

6. Office of Data Privacy;

(d) Office of the Solicitor General;

1. Criminal Appeals Division; and

2. Civil Appeals Division;

(e) Office of Legal Counsel;

(f) Office of Communications;

(g) Office of Management and Budget;

(h) Kentucky Office of Regulatory Relief; and

(i) Department of Child Support Services;

1. Office of Processing and Distribution;

2. Office of Program Services;

3. Office of General Counsel;

4. Office of Administrative Services; and

5. Office of Information Services.

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