Report of the Attorney-General

This is an official report presented by the Attorney-General of the United States to the House of Representatives which outlines the achievements and goals of the Department of Justice for the year 1790. The report covers important topics such as criminal cases, civil suits, appeals, and the management of prisons. This historic document provides a fascinating insight into the early history of the Department of Justice and its role in the creation of the American legal system.

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