The Ministry of Justice, known as Tieslietu ministrija, serves as the key government authority in Latvia focused on the legal framework and judicial system. Under the leadership of Minister Inese Lībiņa-Egnere and her team, including State Secretary Mihails Papsujevičs, the organization is dedicated to enhancing the rule of law, judicial administration, and legal policy development.

The ministry offers a wide range of services to citizens and businesses, including legal advice, support for civil statuses, and data access through public reports. It also facilitates international legal cooperation, encompassing both civil and criminal matters. Engaging with non-governmental organizations and providing opportunities for public participation in policy-making are critical aspects of its operations.

The Ministry of Justice also oversees initiatives related to corporate governance, including the establishment of advisory councils and the promotion of best practices in public and private sector management. Through its comprehensive approach, the ministry aims to foster transparency, accountability, and overall improvement in the legal landscape of Latvia.