The Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) of Brunei Darussalam serves as the principal legal advisor to the government, providing comprehensive legal services across various domains. The AGC is responsible for drafting legislation, offering legal counsel to government ministries and departments, and representing the government in both civil and criminal proceedings. Additionally, the AGC oversees the implementation of the Sharia Penal Code Order, reflecting its commitment to upholding Brunei's legal framework.
Renowned for its dedication to legal excellence, the AGC has played a pivotal role in maintaining peace and stability within the nation. Its proactive approach includes organizing training programs, such as the Basic Prosecution Course for law enforcement agencies, aimed at enhancing the quality of investigations and prosecutions. The AGC also engages in public outreach initiatives to raise awareness on various legal matters, including sexual offences, narcotics offences, corruption, and money laundering.
The AGC's client service approach emphasizes collaboration and transparency. By fostering closer cooperation with government institutions, the AGC provides guidance on policy formulation and the enforcement of statutory powers, ensuring that actions are performed within the ambit and principles of the law. This commitment to upholding the rule of law underscores the AGC's integral role in Brunei's governance and legal system.
About Attorney General's Chambers
Founded in 1959