 allows the appointment of the attorney general by the president who oversees the Department of Justice who are supposed to investigate criminal activity. But it says the Department of Justice just can't do whatever it wants to do. It has to have U.S. attorneys that pursue these cases in every state, and those U.S. attorneys have to be appointed by the president. They're dominated by the senior senator of that state, but they have to be appointed by the president and confirmed by the senator.