State of Georgia Office of the Attorney General

The State of Georgia Office of the Attorney General is a constitutional office based in Atlanta, Georgia. Established by the Georgia Constitution, the office derives its authority from both the Constitution and Georgia's laws. The Office of the Attorney General serves as the chief legal advisor for the Executive Branch of the State of Georgia, employing 180 individuals and generating an annual revenue of $100 million. With responsibilities encompassing a wide range of legal matters, the Office represents the State of Georgia in various capacities. These include providing legal counsel on state-related issues, handling capital felony appeals, representing the state in civil cases, and managing cases before the Supreme Court of the United States. Additionally, the office prosecutes public corruption cases involving illegal activities concerning the state and initiates civil or criminal actions on behalf of the state upon request from the Governor. The Office of the Attorney General plays a crucial role in safeguarding the legal interests of the State of Georgia. Its duties encompass providing legal opinions, representing the state in legal proceedings, and ensuring the integrity of state contracts and agreements. For more information about the State of Georgia Office of the Attorney General and its services, please visit http://law.ga.gov.