Tanya Miller
What this job does: The state's top lawyer. Represents Georgia in court, gives legal advice to state agencies, and handles consumer protection and some criminal cases, such as gang and human trafficking cases. A term is four years.
- Current office
- State Representative, House District 62 (since 2023)
- Occupation
- Attorney; former prosecutor
Background
- Former federal and Fulton County prosecutor; private law practice in wrongful death, personal injury, criminal defense and civil rights cases. source: feeds.ajc.com
- State Representative, House District 62 (Atlanta area), since 2023; chairs the House minority caucus. source: feeds.ajc.com
- Won the May 19, 2026 Democratic primary with 84.6%. source: en.wikipedia.org
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- Go after violent criminal networks, human trafficking rings, and people trafficking illegal guns and fentanyl source: feeds.ajc.com
- More resources for local police source: feeds.ajc.com
- Make crimes against children a top priority source: feeds.ajc.com
- "Evidence-based policies that reduce recidivism" source: feeds.ajc.com
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