The Office of the Attorney General of Georgia is the state’s constitutional law office, led by the Attorney General, that provides legal representation and advice to state government and represents the State of Georgia in major civil and appellate matters. Its mission is to serve Georgians by carrying out the Attorney General’s constitutional and statutory duties with high-quality legal services.
State legal representation; appellate and civil litigation; public safety and law enforcement matters; consumer protection; elections, ethics, open records and open meetings; regulated industries and professions; social services and employment; public corruption and fraud enforcement; human trafficking, gang activity, cybercrime, elder abuse, and opioid-related enforcement
Primarily funded by the State of Georgia through the state budget
Attorney General Chris Carr; Georgia Department of Law; state executive agencies and law enforcement agencies
state government constitutional office
