Jay C. Jones

Shannon L. Taylor

- The Attorney General of Virginia is the chief legal officer of the state. They represent Virginia in legal matters and provide legal advice to state agencies and the General Assembly.  
- This office handles a wide range of issues, including consumer protection, public safety, and defending state laws in court.  
- The Attorney General can also bring lawsuits on behalf of Virginians, such as against large corporations or the federal government.  
- They are elected statewide and serve a four-year term. There are no term limits for this office.  
- The annual salary for Virginia’s Attorney General is around $150,000.