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Budget Authority and FTE, FY 2004 to 2014

Department of Justice
Total Discretionary Budget Authority and Authorized Positions, FY 2004 - FY 2014
 
Graph showing Total Budget Authority (dollars in billions)

2004   19.4 

2005    20.1 

2006    21 

2007    22.4 

2008    23 

2009    25.6 

2010    27.7 

2011    26.9 

2012    26.8 

2013    26.7 

2014    27.6 
Graph showing full-time equivalent (in thousands)

2004    101.4

2005    103

2006    104.2

2007    105

2008    105

2009    108.1

2010    112.1

2011    115

2012    113.7

2013    114.4

2014    116.3
Includes transfers to the Department of Homeland Security and from the Department of Treasury (2003 and 2004). Budget Authority includes only discretionary funding. Also excluded are rescissions associated with the Crime Victims Fund, and the Assets Forfeiture Fund.

 

2014 Discretionary Budget Authority by Organization
Discretionary Budget Authority: $ 26.7 billion

(dollars in billions)

Pie chart showing discretionary budget authority (dollars in billions)

Bureau of Prisons and Detention Trustee  8.46, 31%

Grant Programs  2.27, 8%

Federal Bureau of Investigation  8.29, 30%

Other DOJ   8.58, 31%
Scorekeeping credits totaling $11.3 billion are excluded in this pie chart.
"Other DOJ" includes: General Administration, National Drug Intelligence Center, Justice Information Sharing Technology, Law Enforcement Wireless Communication, Administrative Review and Appeals, U.S. Parole Commission, Office of the Inspector General, Working Capital Fund, National Security Division, General Legal Activities, Antitrust (net), United States Attorneys, U.S. Trustees (net), Foreign Claims Settlement Commission, U.S. Marshals Service, Community Relations Service, Interagency Crime and Drug Enforcement, Assets Forfeiture Fund, Drug Enforcement Administration, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives.
Updated March 12, 2018