Organization Currently, the Office of the Attorney General consists of the following divisions: Appellate Division Child Support Enforcement Division Civil Litigation Division Commercial Division Family Services Division Immediate Office Legal Counsel Division Public Safety Division Support Services Division The Office of the Attorney General is structured much like a private law firm, with sections devoted to legal specialties. Some 230 employees serve as legal assistants, secretaries, investigators, and other professional staff. The legal staff numbers approximately 240 lawyers and includes: Chief Deputy Attorney General Deputy Attorneys General Assistant Deputy Attorneys General Assistant Attorneys General By operation of a recently-enacted law, attorneys in other District agencies were brought under the supervision and control of the Attorney General. Currently there are 23 agencies (other than the OAG) subject to this new law, which affects approximately 100 attorneys. Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration Child and Family Services Agency Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs Department of Corrections Department of Employment Services Department of Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department of Health Department of Human Services Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking Department of Mental Health Department of Motor Vehicles Department of Parks and Recreation     Department of Public Works Department of Transportation Metropolitan Police Department Office of Cable Television and Telecommunications Office of the Chief Medical Examiner Office of the Chief Technology Officer Office of Contracting and Procurement Office of Human Rights Office of Personnel State Education Office District of Columbia Taxicab Commission