Attorney General   The chief law enforcement officer of the
federal government or a state. The U.S. Attorney General
represents the United States in litigation, oversees federal
prosecutors, and advises the President and heads of federal,
executive departments on legal matters. State attorneys general
represent their states in litigation, oversee prosecutors, and
advise members of their states' executive branches on legal
matters.  Illustrative caselaw  See, e.g. Cuomo v. Clearing
House Ass'n, L.L.C., 129 S.Ct. 2710 (2009).  See also