It's Trivia Tuesday! Do you know your Georgia history? Let's test your knowledge! In what year did the Georgia Gold Rush begin?
Was it:
A) 1861
B) 1776
C) 1863
or
D) 1829
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Your rights matter! #KnowYourRights #GaPublicDefender
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Did you know? Milledgeville held the title of Georgia's capitol from 1807 to 1868, before passing the torch to Atlanta. But that's not all - our state's capitol journey includes Savannah, Augusta, Louisville, and Ebenezer. Each city has played a pivotal role in our rich history.
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This week, let's find joy in giving, helping, and being there for others. Happiness grows when shared! #motivationmonday #GPDC ... See MoreSee Less
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At the Georgia Public Defender Council, we're committed to more than just legal defense; we believe in holistic solutions. Our CSSU initiative offers an innovative approach to sentencing by providing hands-on collaboration between lawyers, social work specialists, and system-involved individuals.
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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.