Ministry of Justice of Anglien
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| Ministerium fonn Justitsie | |
| Agency overview | |
|---|---|
| Formed | 1754 AN |
| Jurisdiction |
 Anglien |
| Headquarters | Johannsessbuurg |
| Agency executives | |
| Minister responsible | Hendrik Braam |
| Parent agency | |
| Council of Ministers of Anglien | |
| Child agencies | |
The Ministry of Justice of Anglien (Crandan: Ministerium fonn Justitsie) is the governmental department responsible for the administration of justice, law enforcement, and transitional accountability within the Free Duchy of Anglien. Established in 1754 AN following the promulgation of the Charter of Anglien, the Ministry oversees the judiciary, the Ducal Police Service, and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Anglien (TRCA).
The present Minister of Justice is Hendrik Braam, a former resistance judge-advocate who served in an informal legal capacity during the NKR occupation.
History
Judiciary
Supreme Transitional Court
Ducal Circuit Courts
Bailiwick Courts
Special NKR Tribunals
Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Anglien
Ducal Police Service
CAMA-A rule-of-law training
The Concord Alliance Military Assistance Mission to Anglien includes a rule-of-law advisory component that provides training and institutional support to the Ministry. CAMA-A legal advisors, drawn from legal professionals across the Concord Alliance's member states, assist with judicial training, prosecutorial standards, and the development of procedural codes for the transitional courts.
