United States of Quentin Department of Law Enforcement
| United States of Quentin Department of Law Enforcement | |||||
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| Motto: "Protection, Justice, Rehabilitation" | |||||
| Type: United States of Quentin Executive Department | |||||
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| Headquarters | Central Federal Complex BizTown, MLS | ||||
| Employees | 125,490 (2018) | ||||
| Budget | Ð4.67 billion ($46.7 billion) | ||||
| Executives | Director of Law Enforcement Commissioners | ||||
| Website | quedole.gov.nwd[1] | ||||
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| Founded as Bureau of DOD | July 30th, 1849 | ||||
| Promoted to Executive Department | January 1st, 1873 | ||||
The United States of Quentin Department of Law Enforcement (QUEDOLE), known in the United States of Quentin as simply the Department of Law Enforcement, is a federal executive department of the United States of Quentin federal government that handles and organizes all matters dealing with justice. This includes the management, operation, and organization of only federal trials, judges, and courts, and the management, operation, and organization of all federal and local Quentinian prisons, with state authorities handling state prisons.
The department is not a part of the Cupboard, like most other executive departments, however is under the command of the executive branch and of the President, and is run by the Director of Law Enforcement below that level. Today it is the fifth-largest executive department by number of employees, and is a crucial part of law enforcement in the country, along with local and state police, the Fort McCarthy Defense Force, and the Quentinian Intelligence Department.
