A District Attorney (DA) is the prosecuting officer of a criminal case (i.e., the official who represents the government in the prosecution of criminal offenses). Below are links to some DAs in the state of Georgia.
Additional Resources
If you have additional questions about the criminal justice process, or would like to conduct your own research, click on the links below. Keep in mind, state laws are constantly changing and it is important to stay up-to-date on the criminal laws in your jurisdiction.
Georgia District Attorney Charged You with a Crime? An Attorney Can Help
Whether a Georgia district attorney charged you with a simple trespass or a major felony, you should always understand the law and the facts against you before agreeing to any plea negotiation or entering a "guilty" plea. That's why you should get in touch with a local criminal defense attorney as soon as possible.
Contact a qualified criminal lawyer to make sure your rights are protected.