Trial Deputy Chief ADA: Courtroom Leader & Mentor
pacgaMorrow (GA)
About the role
Douglas County District Attorney’s Office is seeking an experienced Trial Deputy Chief ADA to lead in the courtroom and coach other prosecutors. The ideal candidate will try major felony cases, develop litigation strategy, and mentor junior attorneys while maintaining active trial involvement.
This leadership role emphasizes judgment, ethics, and collaboration with investigators and experts to build thoroughly prepared cases and advance the office’s mission.
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