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Justice Manual § 5-3.200

Litigating Sections

activein force · 2018-04-01 – presentas-observed

The Environmental Defense Section (described in detail in JM 5-6.000);

The Natural Resources Section (described in detail in JM 5-7.000);

The Appellate Section (described in detail in JM 5-8.000);

The Law and Policy Section (described in detail in JM 5-9.000);

The Wildlife and Marine Resources Section (described in detail in JM 5-10.000);

The Environmental Crimes Section (described in detail in JM 5-11.000);

The Environmental Enforcement Section (described in detail in JM 5-12.000);

The Indian Resources Section (described in detail in JM 5-14.000);

The Land Acquisition Section (described in detail in JM 5-15.000).

History

[updated April 2018]

Provenance

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justice.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
jm-2026-09-20
Content hash
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