Introduction
Patsy Austin-Gatson serves as the District Attorney for Gwinnett County, leading the office responsible for prosecuting felony criminal cases. As the county’s chief prosecutor, she plays a critical role in the criminal justice system by ensuring that cases are handled fairly, efficiently, and in the interest of public safety.
Gwinnett County’s growth has increased the demand for effective prosecution and victim advocacy, making the District Attorney’s role essential in maintaining law and order while ensuring justice for residents.
About Patsy Austin-Gatson
- First Black District Attorney in Gwinnett County
- Former judge with extensive legal experience
- Focus on justice reform and community engagement
- Advocate for victims’ rights and fair prosecution
Role & Responsibilities
- Prosecutes felony criminal cases
- Oversees assistant district attorneys
- Works with law enforcement agencies
- Supports victims of crime
- Represents the state in criminal court proceedings
📞 Contact Information
- Office: Gwinnett County District Attorney’s Office
- Phone: (770) 822-8300
- Website: Gwinnett DA official website
📍 Office Overview
- Handles felony-level crimes
- Works closely with police departments
- Central role in Gwinnett’s justice system
❓ FAQs
What does the District Attorney do?
The DA prosecutes criminal cases and represents the state in court.
What cases does the DA handle?
Primarily felony criminal cases.
