Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia

Find Your ProsecutorService

An online directory to search for the elected prosecutor and office contact information for a Georgia circuit or county. It is a good first step for finding the local victim-witness office.

Georgia Crime Victim's Rights Notification CardService

A printable card that explains victims' rights in Georgia and points to resources. There are English and Spanish versions, and a fillable version that local agencies can add their own contact information to.

Legal Research and Prosecution ManualsProgram

PACGA lists legal research and preparing prosecution manuals as one of its main areas of work for prosecutors.

Prosecution Employment ListingsService

PACGA posts job openings from district attorneys and solicitors-general, plus other job announcements from the prosecution community. Each posting says how to reply.

Training and Professional DevelopmentProgram

PACGA runs conferences, one- and two-day trainings and webinars for Georgia prosecutors, law enforcement, victim advocates, investigators and office staff. Training helps them earn required continuing education credits.

Victim assistance information and linksService

A web page that explains the Georgia Crime Victims Bill of Rights and links to the victim-witness program directory, the state compensation program and other resources. It points people to local offices for hands-on help.

Victim Witness Assistance ProgramProgram

PACGA holds training for victim advocates in prosecutor offices, including a yearly VWAP conference and Court School for Advocates. These are for professionals, not for crime victims seeking help.

Victim-witness help from local prosecutor officesService

Every district attorney office in Georgia, and some solicitor-general offices, has victim-witness staff. They guide victims through court, help with restitution and compensation, make referrals and send notice of court dates.