Department of Justice (Queensland)

Department of Justice
Department overview
Formed	1992
Preceding agencies	Department of Justice and Attorney-General; Department of Justice and Corrective Services; Department of Attorney-General; Department of Consumer Affairs; Department of Corrective Services;
Jurisdiction	Queensland
Headquarters	State Law Building, Brisbane
Ministers responsible	Deb Frecklington, attorney-general and minister for justice; Daniel Purdie, minister for police;
Department executive	Sarah Cruickshank , Director-general;
Child agencies	Queensland Human Rights Commission; Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal; Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation; Electoral Commission of Queensland; Crime and Corruption Commission; Director of Public Prosecutions; Queensland Law Reform Commission;
Website	justice.qld.gov.au

The Department of Justice is a Queensland Government department responsible for the administration of justice, Queensland courts, regulatory policy, consumer protection, legal aid, and other community and legal services.

The department is led by Director-General Sarah Cruickshank, with responsibilities overseen by the attorney-general of Queensland, the minister for justice, and the minister for police. The department's headquarters are located in the State Law Building on Ann Street, Brisbane.