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Employment
District Attorneys and Solicitors-General recruit and select professional personnel for their respective judicial circuits and counties.
Vacancy announcements are posted as a service to these elected chief prosecutors. Please follow the reply instructions included in each announcement. Other employment announcements from the prosecution community are also posted on a regular basis.
Training Calendar
Now accepting applicants for the 2025 Basic Litigation Boot Camp Course! Our role at PAC is to support the prosecution community. We do this in a variety of ways, but one specific way we do […]
The Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia along with the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety is excited to offer the 2025 From Stop to State Court training in Young Harris, Georgia! Under the direction of veteran […]
Join Us for Webinar Week 2025! We are excited to invite prosecutors to this year’s Webinar Week, an opportunity to gain valuable insights and earn CLE credits through a series of prerecorded training sessions. These […]
Elder Abuse is a widespread, under-reported issue in our state. This training is designed to provide practical information that will aid in the investigation and prosecution of elder abuse cases. Attendees will leave this training […]
The Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia, in cooperation with the Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety is excited to present Joint Law Enforcement and Prosecutor Impaired Driver Training! In 2020, Georgia had 1,664 total traffic […]
Back by popular demand, PAC is excited to present Intox 9000: Breath Testing for Prosecutors in 2025! Breath-alcohol concentration is often the critical piece of evidence in per se DUI cases – and we are more […]

Crime Victims Bill of Rights
With the enactment of the Georgia Crime Victims Bill of Rights in 1995, individuals impacted by violent crime are afforded specific services to enable them to take steps toward restoration.
News
View All NewsPursuant to an order from Atlanta Judicial Circuit Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney, District Attorney Fani Willis was recused from investigating then Senator Burt Jones and his involvement in matters surrounding the Presidential Election of […]
Pursuant to an order from Atlanta Judicial Circuit Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney, District Attorney Fani Willis was recused from investigating then Senator Burt Jones and his involvement in matters surrounding the Presidential Election of […]
Animal Crimes Resource Prosecutor Jessica Rock collaborated with the University of Georgia (UGA) to educate the community on issues relating to animal abuse. To view these videos, please click the links below. Jessica is in […]
Pursuant to the authority contained in O.C.G.A. § 15-18-5, Peter J. Skandalakis, Executive Director of the Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia, or his designee, will be appointed to act as District Attorney Pro Tempore, Atlanta […]
ATLANTA, GA – Attorney General Chris Carr, Griffin Judicial Circuit District Attorney Marie M. Broder, and Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia Executive Director Pete Skandalakis today announced the indictment of Curtis Bankston and Sophia Simm-Bankston […]