Know Your Rights
If you’re charged with a crime in Georgia, you have the right to a prompt and fair process before your trial.
This includes the opportunity to request bail or bond, which allows you to remain out of jail while your case is pending.
Visit gapubdef.org for more information.
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Through the Ladders Program, you can earn your Computer Technology certificate for free. The average salary for Computer Technology professionals in Georgia is around $70,000. Apply today at buff.ly/3YPrlIc. #ProfessionalGrowth #Georgia
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Need a Public Defender in Lumpkin, Towns, Union, or White counties? The Enotah Judicial Circuit, led by Circuit Public Defender Penny Hunter, is here to support you. Call 706-348-8577 or use the ‘Find My Public Defender’ tool today: buff.ly/4fL3xfw.
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As we mourn the loss of former President Jimmy Carter, we reflect on his unwavering dedication to justice and fairness for all. As public defenders, we share in his commitment to uphold the principles of equal justice under the law. President Carter's tireless advocacy for human rights and his passion for service inspire us to continue the fight for justice and equality for all Georgians. His legacy will continue to inspire us for generations to come. Rest in Peace, President Carter. ... See MoreSee Less
Happy holidays to all public defenders in the state of Georgia and beyond. We at the Georgia Public Defender Council want to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation for your unwavering commitment to justice and advocacy for those who need it the most. May your holiday season be filled with peace, joy, and the warmth of knowing that you make a meaningful impact in the lives of others.
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After 20 years of dedicated service as the Oconee Circuit Public Defender, Steven Harrison is retiring at the end of this month. Recognized by Governor Kemp for his unwavering commitment to justice, Mr. Harrison has profoundly impacted countless lives across the Oconee Circuit.
His legacy of fairness, integrity, and public service will inspire generations to come. Please join us in celebrating his remarkable career and wishing him a happy, well-deserved retirement!
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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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