Government is undergoing a transition, including ministry changes. New ministry and cabinet information can be found on the Cabinet page.
Key services
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This service conducts criminal prosecutions and strives for just and timely outcomes for the accused, victims and the public.
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Adult offender and youth services, including community corrections, remand centres, and rules for visiting inmates.
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Promote safe and secure communities across Alberta by being part of our dedicated corrections and law enforcement team.
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Office of the Sheriff, Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams (ALERT) and civil enforcement agency complaints.
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Collection and enforcement of court-ordered child support, spousal and partner support, and MEP supports and resources.
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This office investigates deaths in Alberta, issues death documents related to investigations, and provides education and training.
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Information for caregivers that are supporting family members who are no longer able to care for themselves.
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Apply for licences for security, locksmith and investigative professionals and businesses, and body armour permits.
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Help, financial assistance and restitution for victims of crime, and grants and training for victim services providers.
In focus
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Cabinet ministers are in charge of specific government ministries and are responsible for policy matters and issues related to the day-to-day operation of government. -
Send a message to Premier Jason Kenney, invite him to attend an event, or request a congratulatory message or scroll.
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Family law changes
Bill 28 would update property division laws to include unmarried partners and improve child support eligibility for adult children with disabilities or illnesses.
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Help for victims of crime
The Victims of Crime Fund supports domestic violence survivors, provides help for victims in court, promotes restorative justice and expands services for Indigenous victims.
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Report A Poacher
Play a role in protecting our fish and wildlife resources and natural surroundings by reporting suspicious or illegal activity.
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Minister Doug Schweitzer
Doug Schweitzer was appointed Minister of Justice and Solicitor General and Deputy House Leader on April 30, 2019.
Our responsibilities
Promoting safe communities by:
- providing custodial and community supervision
- prosecuting serious and violent crime cases
Improving access to justice by:
- sharing information to help resolve legal issues
- providing legal representation for those in need
Providing legal and strategic services to government by:
- representing ministries in matters before the courts and tribunals
- drafting public government bills, regulations and Orders in Council
Ministry information
Publications
Resources
Featured News
- May 24, 2019
Minister of Justice and Solicitor General Doug Schweitzer issued the following statement marking Victims and Survivors of Crime Week, May 26 to June 1: