Department of Justice
Hall of Attorney Generals
The Attorneys General who have led the Department of Justice — the department’s chief law officers, from its founding to the present day.
1st Attorney GeneralEdwardLSpencer
Jun 2019 — Sept 2019
EdwardLSpencer was the 1st Attorney General of the United States, he served from June of 2019 to September of 2019 totaling 60 to 90 days in office. EdwardLSpencer is the first Attorney General to later become a Supreme Court Justice.
2nd Attorney GeneralRyanRSawyer
Sept 2019 — Oct 2019
RyanRSawyer was the 2nd and 11th Attorney General of the United States. His first term was from September 19th, 2019 until October 3rd, 2019. His second term was from August 6th, 2020 until September 1st, 2020 bringing his total time in office to 41 days.
3rd Attorney GeneralRoboken
Oct 2019 — Nov 2019
Roboken was the 3rd and 12th Attorney General of the United States. His first term was from October 10th, 2019 until November 10th, 2019. His second term was from September 1st, 2020 until November 1st, 2020 making his total time in office 92 days.
4th Attorney GeneralNicholasMatrix
Nov 2019 — Nov 2019
NicholasMatrix was the 4th and 6th Attorney General of the United States. His first term was from November 10th, 2019 until November 15th, 2019. His second term was from November 23rd, 2019 until January 2nd, 2020 bringing his total time in office to 45 days.
5th Attorney GeneralAbolishedChristopher
Nov 2019 — Nov 2019
AbolishedChristopher was the 5th Attorney General of the United States, serving from November 15th, 2019 until November 23rd, 2019. AbolishedChristopher was in office for 8 days.
6th Attorney GeneralNicholasMatrix
Nov 2019 — Jan 2020
NicholasMatrix was the 6th Attorney General of the United States. His second term was from November 23rd, 2019 until January 2nd, 2020 bringing his total time in office to 45 days.
NotACircle
Jan 2020 — Jan 2020
NotACircle was the 7th Attorney General of the United States, serving from January 2nd, 2020 until January 9th, 2020 totaling 7 days in office. NotACircle is the shortest-serving Attorney General in U.S. History.
Trivlax
Jan 2020 — Apr 2020
Trivlax was the 8th and 13th Attorney General of the United States. His first term was from January 9th, 2020 until April 16th, 2020. His second term was from November 1st, 2020 until November 9th, 2020 bringing his total time in office to 106 days.
9th Attorney GeneralHasteAnarchy
Apr 2020 — Jun 2020
HasteAnarchy was the 9th Attorney General of the United States, serving from April 16th, 2020 until June 14th, 2020. HasteAnarchy served 59 days in office.
10th Attorney GeneralBpav08
Jun 2020 — Aug 2020
Bpav08 was the 10th Attorney General of the United States, serving from June 14th, 2020 until August 8th, 2020. Bpav08 served 59 days in office.
11th Attorney GeneralRyanRSawyer
Aug 2020 — Sept 2020
RyanRSawyer was the 11th Attorney General of the United States. His second term was from August 8th, 2020 until September 1st, 2020 bringing his total time in office to 41 days.
12th Attorney GeneralRoboken
Sept 2020 — Nov 2020
Roboken was the 12th Attorney General of the United States. His second term was from September 1st, 2020 until November 1st, 2020 making his total time in office 92 days.
Trivlax
Nov 2020 — Nov 2020
Trivlax was the 13th Attorney General of the United States. His second term was from November 1st, 2020 until November 9th, 2020 bringing his total time in office to 106 days.
14th Attorney GeneralSaperj14
Nov 2020 — Mar 2021
Saperj14 served as the 14th Attorney General from November 9th, 2020 until March 1st, 2021. Saperj14 holds the record for the sixth longest-serving Attorney General, serving 122 days in office. Saperj14 was awarded the Presidential Medal for Federal Distinguished Service, being the first Attorney General to achieve such an honor.
15th Attorney GeneralWyGuy41
Mar 2021 — Jul 2021
WyGuy41 served as the 15th Attorney General from March 1st, 2021 until July 1st, 2021. WyGuy41 holds the record for the fifth longest-serving Attorney General, serving 123 days in office. WyGuy41 was awarded the Distinguished Federal Civilian Service Medal, being the first Attorney General to achieve such an honor.
16th Attorney GeneralTriesomeShuma123
Jul 2021 — Dec 2021
TriesomeShuma123 served as the 16th Attorney General from July 1st, 2021 until December 31st, 2021. TriesomeShuma123 holds the record for the fourth longest-serving Attorney General, serving 183 days in office. TriesomeShuma123 also holds the record for the most Supreme Court cases having argued four of them personally on behalf of the Department of Justice.
17th Attorney GeneralIcyCamYT
Jan 2022 — May 2022
IcyCamYT served as the 17th Attorney General from January 1st, 2022 until May 1st 2022. IcyCamYT holds the record for the seventh longest-serving Attorney General, serving 120 days in office. IcyCamYT established multiple programs within the Department with the most prominent one being the Mock Trial Division.
18th Attorney GeneralEdwardLSpencer
May 2022 — Aug 2022
EdwardLSpencer served as the 18th Attorney General from May 1st, 2022 until August 30th, 2022, serving 92 days in office. Cheeseburgurs re-envisioned the Mock Trial Division that his predecessor established, and he championed harsher consequences for military desertions.
19th Attorney GeneralBlah_Mucho
Sept 2022 — Nov 2022
Blah_Mucho served as the 19th Attorney General from September 1st 2022 until November 1st 2022, serving 61 days in office. Blah_Mucho helped many Americans get their BAR certification, bringing the BAR Association out of a long period of inactivity. He also helped work on the President's Code Commission (V2) started by President FaIIenHavoc.
20th Attorney GeneralJaxxonMoretti
Nov 2022 — Jun 2023
JaxxonMoretti served as the 20th Attorney General from November 1st, 2022 until June 30th, 2023. JaxxonMoretti holds the record for the third longest-serving Attorney General, serving 242 days in office. Under Attorney General Moretti the United States Attorney's Office maintained a strong conviction rate. Attorney General Moretti also helped update the US Code under the President’s Code Commission of March 2023.
21st Attorney GeneralRayBanzAMakeHerDance
Jul 2023 — Aug 2023
RayBanzAMakeHerDance served as the 21st and 26th Attorney General from July 1st 2023 until August 31st 2023, serving 61 days in office. RayBanzAMakeHerDance, like Attorney General EdwardLSpencer, re-envisioned the Mock Trial Division that had fallen into disuse, remolding it to focus more on helping new BAR members. Attorney General RayBanzAMakeHerDance also created a new division of the Department of Justice, the Office of Legislative Affairs.
22nd Attorney GeneralAcioa_AviatorMD
Sept 2023 — Jan 2024
Acioa_AviatorMD served as the 22nd Attorney General from September 1st, 2023 until January 1st, 2024; serving a total of 122 days in office. Attorney General Acioa oversaw the continuation of the Legislative Advisory Division, and supported the institution of the Office of the United States Attorney's internship program.
23rd Attorney GeneralEdwardLSpencer
Jan 2024 — Mar 2024
EdwardLSpencer served as Attorney General for the 3rd time as the 23rd Attorney General from January 1st, 2024 to March 23rd, 2024, serving 81 days in office, and a total of 263 days as Attorney General, making him the second longest serving Attorney General. During his tenure he revamped the Legislative Advisory Division, and served on the Vice President's Code Revision Board.
GageFLawrence
Mar 2024 — Apr 2024
GageFLawrence served as the 24th Attorney General from March 23rd, 2024 to April 27th, 2024, serving 35 days in office. During his tenure the unbroken streak of successful prosecutions beginning with Attorney General AcioaAviator continued.
DivineDaenaries
May 2024 — Jun 2024
DivineDaenaries served as the 25th Attorney General from May 1st, 2024 until June 30th, 2024; serving a total of 61 days in office. Attorney General Divine oversaw the continuation of the department's unbroken streak of successful prosecutions, having largely started it previously as the United States Attorney.
26th Attorney GeneralRayBanzAMakeHerDance
Jul 2024 — Feb 2025
Mr. RayBanzAMakeHerDance served as the 26th Attorney General from July 1st, 2024, to February 28th, 2025. Serving a total of 303 days, his tenure stands as the second longest-serving in department history, alongside holding the record as the longest-serving DOJ employee with 1,027 total days of service. Following his leadership at the agency, he transitioned to his current role where he serves as the Chief Public Defender.
27th Attorney GeneralIllustriousGreed
Mar 2025 — Apr 2025
IllustriousGreed served as the 27th Attorney General from March 1st 2025, to April 30th, 2025, serving a total of 60 days as Attorney General.
28th Attorney GeneralLiterallyBrent
May 2025 — May 2026
Mr. Literallybrent served as Attorney General from May 1st, 2025, to May 1st, 2026, (365) Days with his tenure briefly interrupted by his termination in December before being reappointed in January. Enacting major judicial reforms across his split terms, he remains the longest-serving Attorney General in the department's history.
29th Attorney GeneralHasteAnarchy
May 2026 — Jul 2026
Mr. HasteAnarchy, who originally served as the 9th Attorney General for a 59-day tenure in 2020, officially returned to leadership on May 5th. Since taking office for his current tenure, he has focused heavily on restructuring the agency, enacting a series of sweeping department reforms designed to modernize internal operations.
30th Attorney GeneralIncumbentAncientNibiru
Jul 2026 — Present