5 GCA § 30106: Deputy Attorneys General.

(a) The Attorney General shall appoint an attorney as Deputy Attorney General to head each division which has been established by virtue of § 30105 of this Chapter.

(b) The Attorney General may appoint an attorney as Chief Deputy Attorney General, who shall be the officer referred to in 4 GCA § 4102(a)(5) - Unclassified Service; Second-in-Command.

(c) The Chief Deputy Attorney General and each such Deputy Attorneys General as may be appointed shall serve at the pleasure of the Attorney General at a salary to be fixed in accordance with 4 GCA § 6208. If such attorneys are appointed from among the classified employees of the Government, they shall, upon the termination of their appointment as Deputy or Chief Deputy Attorney General, return to the classified positions which said persons held prior to their appointments, or to any other classified position to which they would have been entitled had they not been appointed Chief Deputy or Deputy Attorney General. Upon their return to the classified position, such persons shall retain all accrued benefits and leave, and shall be entitled to advancement in pay range and step to which they would have been entitled had they remained in their former position.