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- Georgia courts to consider legislative oversight of prosecutorial discretion — again
Georgia courts to consider legislative oversight of prosecutorial discretion — again
District attorneys in Georgia are challenging a statute that allows elected prosecutors to be disciplined and removed for their prosecutorial decisions and speech. The Georgia statute undermines core values of self-governance by limiting prosecutors’ ability to articulate their approach to their office, and, as a result, weakening voters’ ability to understand an elected district attorney’s governing philosophies when choosing among candidates.
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Publication10/16/2026Memorandum: Mass Voter Eligibility Challenges
This memo provides information for local election officials and their attorneys to consider when preparing…
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Publication10/16/2026Memorandum: Preparing for Federal Agents at Election Sites
This memo is in response to the rise in interest in and use of federal…
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Publication10/16/2026Memorandum: Preparing for Potential Election Materials Seizures
This memo provides an overview of legal rules, practical considerations, and best practices for local…