AAG, Organized Retail Crime Prosecutions

Athens Technical College; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

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

Qualifications

• Graduation from an accredited law school and Member of the Georgia Bar in good standing.
• Typically holding a minimum of three years or more of experience in the specific area or a related area of the law.

Responsibilities

• Prosecute organized retail crime across the State from investigation through trial. This includes, but is not limited to, directing investigations, drafting indictments, filing and litigating motions, examining witnesses, and sitting as lead counsel at trial.
• Establish new partnerships and maintain current partnerships with retailers.
• Supervise, work with, and conduct ongoing training of organized retail crime prosecutors, investigators, and administrative staff.
• Partner with local and federal prosecutors, law enforcement, a community leaders to effectively prosecute organized retail crime.
• Coordinate and conduct organized retail crime training for law enforcement and related agencies.
• Review and coordinate search warrants, arrest warrants, and subpoenas for records.
• Work with the White Collar, Human Trafficking, and Gangs Sections on cases involving overlapping elements.

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Job description

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