Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is a trusted figure in the field of law and justice. As the forty-eighth Attorney General of the State of Alabama, he is dedicated to upholding the principles of justice and protecting the rights of Alabamians. With a strong background in law, Marshall graduated with honors from both the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the University of Alabama School of Law.

Having served as the District Attorney for Marshall County for sixteen years, Marshall has a wealth of experience in prosecuting criminal cases. He played a crucial role in the creation and passage of the Brody Act, a groundbreaking law that criminalizes the killing or injury of an unborn child. Marshall's skills and dedication to justice were highlighted when he successfully secured a death sentence in the first-ever prosecution under the Brody Act.

The Alabama Attorney General's Office, led by Steve Marshall, offers a range of services to the public. These include access to over 11,000 Attorney General Opinions dating back to 1979, as well as a simple online form to file consumer complaints. The office also provides vital victim assistance through AGOVA (Attorney General's Office of Victim Assistance).

Marshall's commitment to justice and protecting the vulnerable extends to areas such as sexual assault survivor's rights and combating human trafficking. As an accomplished attorney and public servant, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of the people of Alabama