AAG, Organized Retail Crime Prosecutions

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athens technical collegeAtlanta (GA)

Lawyers Legal Counsel and Prosecution

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About the role

The Georgia Department of Law, Office of the Attorney General, seeks an Assistant Attorney General to prosecute organized retail crime across the state. This role leads investigations, drafts indictments, argues motions, and coordinates with local and federal partners in complex cases. The successful candidate will have a law degree, Georgia Bar admission, and several years of prosecutorial experience. The position offers a challenging environment and opportunities to advance in state government

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