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Seven African American WOMEN DAs serving in Georgia

Georgia was founded in January 2, 1788.  For the first time in 232 years, there are seven African American women as the lead prosecutors in some of the State’s largest counties.  Last night’s runoff election solidified that Dekalb, Cobb, Clayton, Douglas, Rockdale, Macon, and Fulton will all have black women as their District Attorney’s. 

I can hear someone typing in the comment section, “why is it always about race?” Let me connect the dots for you.

First, it’s an accomplishment worthy of celebration by all Georgians.  We all know about America’s history of slavery, Georgia’s succession into the confederacy, and the state’s history of legislated racial discrimination well into the Civil Rights Era.  Georgia’s history is full of systemically created limits on who could hold these offices. 

These women worked hard and earned their positions like all of the prosecutors who came before them.  The fact they were not prohibited based on their gender or their race shows some progress. Le

DOUGLAS COUNTY, GA — The Judicial Nominating Commission has narrowed the pool of potential replacements for Douglas County Chief Superior Court Judge David Emerson, who's stepping down and retiring and the end of the year.

Two attorneys out of the six who interviewed for the position have been recommended for the chief judge spot: Juvenile Court Associate Judge Talia J. Nurse or Chief Assistant District Attorney Deah B. Warren.

Emerson announced his decision to resign in late October to spend more time with family after serving as a judge for 31 years. The JNC accepted applications from local attorneys to fill his seat through late November, interviewed the six attorneys and will now recommend Nurse and Warren to Gov. Brian Kemp for further interviews.

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Kemp can appoint one of the two nominated candidates, or select someone else. Since Emerson is retiring early, the person appointed by Kemp won't have to go before voters until 2024.

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I am proud to serve as your District Attorney and execute a new vision encompassing Truth, Justice, and Community in Douglas County. The Douglas County District Attorney’s Office prosecutes felony offenses in the Superior Court of Douglas County. As District Attorney, I am responsible for supervising and training a staff of nearly 50 individuals including attorneys, investigators, victim–witness advocates, administrators, and support personnel, while administering an annual budget of approximately $3.5 million.


The Douglas County District Attorney’s Office is committed to Smart Prosecution. We partner with citizens, civic leaders, and local law enforcement agencies to address issues that are important to this community. We believe this teamwork improves the quality of life in Douglas County and makes our community a safer place for all to live.


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