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# The Authority of The High Government & Attorney General

The High Government and Attorney General is the highest power in the Government when it comes to decision making. The High Government have the complete and final say over the Police Department, Department of Justice, Department of Corrections, Emergency Medical Services, and any other branch of Government in the state of San Andreas.

The High Government oversees everything and has supreme rule over every branch of government.

When it comes to a court case needing a rehearing, the people or the state can make a case for a rehearing on the docket and the The High Government/Attorney General can review and rehear the case.

Any and all Government Elections in the Sate of San Andreas are run by a member of the High Government.

The High Government and Attorney General will make law changes if they feel it is needed, they will fire and suspend government employees if they feel it is needed, they will imprison if they feel it is needed.

The High Government is the final say and has Unlimited Power.


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