Are you in need of a Public Defender in the Atlantic Judicial Circuit?
This circuit serves Bryan, Evans, Liberty, Long, McIntosh, and Tattnall counties.
Circuit Public Defender Joshua Brockington is here to help. Call 912-369-6338 for assistance.
Know your rights and reach out to the support you deserve.
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This year reflected growth, collaboration, and continued dedication to public defense across Georgia.
From expanding training and leadership development to welcoming new voices and launching initiatives that strengthen our mission, each milestone was driven by a shared commitment to justice.
We are grateful to our attorneys, staff, partners, and supporters whose work made these accomplishments possible.
Together, we remain committed to providing effective and compassionate public defense for the communities we serve.
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Happy Holidays from all of us at the Georgia Public Defender Council.
This season reminds us of the power of compassion, community, and care. Wishing you a holiday filled with peace, love, and light.
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On July 21, 2025, Sherry D. Widner was honored as the first-ever recipient of the Justice Norman S. Fletcher Excellence in Public Defense Award, recognizing her exceptional service to clients, unwavering commitment to justice, and dedication to the public defense mission.
Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating this well-deserved honor and in supporting the vital work of public defenders.
Together, we continue to stand for justice.
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Are you in need of a Public Defender in the Atlanta Judicial Circuit?
This circuit serves Fulton County.
Circuit Public Defender Maurice G. Kenner is here to help. Call 404-612-5200 for assistance.
Know your rights and reach out to the support you deserve.
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Reasonable suspicion allows police to briefly stop or question someone, but only when they can point to real, specific facts. It’s more than a hunch, but less than what’s needed to make an arrest.
Knowledge is power. Break it down and stay informed.
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That’s what the US Supreme Court decided in 1963 when it required states to provide criminal defense attorneys for accused persons who could not afford them. As Georgia public defenders, we listen to our clients. We care about their well-being and most importantly, we work to maximize our client’s post-release opportunities.
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