Law enforcement in the Allied States is the largest of the major criminal justice components in the Allied States of America. Each police, state patrol and sheriff's department is classified as part of their respective states' justice department, or any equivalent (some states have a Department of Public Safety as well as a Department of Justice). Federal law enforcement agencies are controlled by the Department of Justice. The Commissioner, who is referred to as the Federal Police Commissioner has direct control over state, county, and municipal law enforcement agencies, and secondary control over federal agencies. The current Commissioner is Bob Michaels, and the Deputy Commissioner is Vince Rubinstein.