Which office in the Cayman Islands is responsible for advising the government on legal issues?

The Office of the Attorney General in the Cayman Islands holds the primary responsibility for providing legal advice to the government. This office serves as the principal legal advisor and is involved in the formulation of legislation, policy, and the legal framework under which the government operates. The Attorney General also plays a key role in the interpretation of laws and represents the government in legal matters. This ensures that the legal perspectives are integrated into decision-making processes at the highest levels of the Cayman Islands government.

In contrast, the Office of the Chief Justice focuses primarily on judicial matters, overseeing the functioning of the court system and ensuring the rule of law is upheld. The Office of the Premier is involved in the political leadership and administration of the government but does not specifically deal with legal advisement. The Office of Public Prosecutions is focused on criminal prosecutions and upholding criminal law, rather than providing legal advice to the government as a whole.