 This provision provided the Attorney General all the powers of a district attorney, including the calling of the county grand jury to convene.The act also created the office of Deputy Attorney General, appointed by the Attorney General with full authority to act on their behalf, and provided statutory, discretionary authority for the appointment of Assistant Attorneys General.The Attorney General was provided with subpoena power in criminal investigations in 1993, and in 2002, the office was given additional powers relative to investigation and prosecution in organized crime cases.