Georgia Official and Statistical Register 1983-84 - the Digital Library ...
Georgia Official and Statistical Register 1983-84 - the Digital Library ... Georgia Official and Statistical Register 1983-84 - the Digital Library ...
date of assuming office. No person shall be Attorney Generalunless such person shall have been an active-status member ofthe State Bar of Georgia for seven years.Authority and responsibilities of the Department of Law andthe Attorney General are enumerated in OCG A Title 45-15 andthe Constitution of 1983, Art. V.HISTORY. Georgia has had an Attorney General sinceearly colonial times. In fact, the first lawyer authorized topractice in Georgia was her first Attorney General. WilliamClifton, whose service to the colony began in 1754. The Judiciary Act of 1797 provided for an Attorney General and twoSolicitors General whose sole duties were to prosecute criminals. When named a constitutional officer in 1868, the AttorneyGeneral became the legal advisor of the Governor and otherstate government departments.Division I This Division represents the Department ofHuman Resources; the Department of Medical Assistance; theDepartment of Administrative Services; the State HealthPlanning and Development Agency; the Department of Community Affairs; and the State Indemnification Commission.Division II — This Division represents the Department ofNatural Resources; the Department of Agriculture; the Department of Industry and Trade; the State Forestry Commission; the Soil and Water Conservation Committee; the Officeof Energy Resources; the Council for Energy Resources; theState Department of Veterans Service; the State Department ofDefense; and the Area Planning and Development AdvisoryCommittee.Division HI — This Division is responsible for representingthe interests of the State in capital felony appeals, the defense ofcollateral attacks on criminal convictions where the prisonerinvolved is in the custody of a state-employed warden and therepresentation of the interests of the requesting state is inextradition matters before the Governor.DivisionIV This Division has as its major responsibilitythe handling of all legal affairs for the Department of Transportation. The division is also legal counsel to all state departmentsand authorities on matters related to construction activities,including the preparation and examination of contracts forarchitectural and engineering services and the negotiation orlitigation of disputes arising out of construction contracts.Division V — This Division represents the Department ofRevenue; the Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission; the Department of Banking and Finance; Office ofPlanning and Budget; State Auditor; and the Fiscal Division ofthe Department of Administrative Services. The division is alsoresponsible for legal services which are related to investmentsmade by the Teachers© and Employees© Retirement Systems ofGeorgia.Division VI This Division represents the State of Georgiaand all of its agencies, authorities, boards, commissions,departments, and retirement systems in all licenses, leases,rental agreements and loan instruments. The Division alsoprovides general legal services and representation to the StateProperties Commission and to most of the State authorities.Division VII This Division represents the Department ofLabor; the Board of Workers© Compensation; the Workers©Compensation Trust Fund (DOAS); the Subsequent InjuryTrust Fund; the State Personnel Board; State Merit System(including the State Employees© Health Insurance Plan); theGeorgia Office of Fair Employment Practices: the Employees©Retirement System; the Teachers© Retirement System; variousother State retirement systems: and the Campaign and Financial Disclosure Commission. Division VII further provideslegal assistance and representation to all State agencies inresolving matters involving employment discrimination.Division VIII This Division represents the Board ofRegents: the Comptroller General; the Department of Education; the Elections Division of the Secretary of State; the PublicService Commission; and several other smaller State government entities.Division IX This Division represents the Office of theSecretary of State and all of its departments, except elections;the Office of Consumer Affairs: and the Office of BarAdmissions.Division X - This Division represents the Department ofOffender Rehabilitation; the State Board of Pardons andParoles; the Department of Public Safety; and the GeorgiaBureau of Investigation.Division XI — This Division represents the State in theprosecution of organized criminal activity involving statewideor multi-jurisdictional operation, with particular emphasis ondrug trafficking: public corruption involving state interests;and other matters as directed by the Governor or by the Attorney General as authorized by Georgia law.Computer Services — This Division has the responsibility tomanage all automated services for the Law Department,including word processing.State Library The State Library is designated as an officialdepository for State and selected federal publications. Thelibrary is maintained for use not only by the bench, bar, andthose in government, but also for use by the public generally.Michael J. Bowers. Atlanta. Attorney General. Aug. 1, 1981-date.Born Oct. 7, 1941, in Jackson Co.,Ga. U.S. Military Academy, BS,1963: Stanford U., MS, 1965; U.of Utah. MBA. 1970: U. of Ga.,JD, 1974. Attorney. Democrat.Methodist. U.S. Air Force. 1963-70; Ga. Air Natl Guard 1970-date. Wife, former Bette Rose Corley;3 children.James P. Googe, Executive Assistant Attorney GeneralMarion O. Gordon. First Assistant Attorney GeneralH. Perry Michael. First Assistant Attorney GeneralH. Gerald Shugart. Assistant Attorney General and OfficeManagerAnne L. Davis, Administrative Assistant35
Division 1 — Government ServicesCarol A. Cosgrove...... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralDavid C. Will................ Assistant Attorney GeneralVivian D. Egan .............. Assistant Attorney GeneralPatricia Downing...................... Senior AttorneyMary F. Russell....................... Senior AttorneyJeffrey C. Baxter ........ Staff Assistant Attorney GeneralDivision II — Environmental ProtectionRobert S. Bomar ....... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralPatricia T. Barmeyer .... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralIsaac Byrd .................. Assistant Attorney GeneralGregory W. Blount ........... Assistant Attorney GeneralGordon R. Alphonso......................... AttorneyDivision III - CriminalWilliam B. Hill, Jr. ..... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralSusan V. Boleyn.............. Assistant Attorney GeneralMary Beth Westmoreland...... Assistant Attorney GeneralPaula K. Smith .............. Assistant Attorney GeneralDennis Dunn ......................... Senior AttorneyEddie Snelling, Jr. ..................... Senior AttorneyHeidi Bergman......................... Legal AssistantJane Simon ........................... Legal AssistantDivision IV - HighwayRoland F. Matson ...... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralWilliam C. Joy......... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralCharles M. Richards .......... Assistant Attorney GeneralGary H. Brakefleld ........... Assistant Attorney GeneralGary F. Easom.............................. AttorneyMary E. Costello ...................... Senior AttorneyH. Jeffrey Lanier ........ Staff Assistant Attorney GeneralDivision IX — Consumer InterestsStephanie B. Manis ..... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralMark H. Cohen .............. Assistant Attorney GeneralKathryn L. Alien ............. Assistant Attorney GeneralRay O. Lerer ................ Assistant Attorney GeneralMichael J. Henry ............. Assistant Attorney GeneralRoger M. Siegel......... Staff Assistant Attorney GeneralGregroy A. Hicks............................ AttorneyLucy K. Shaner ........................ Legal AssistantDivision X — Public SafetyDaryl A. Robinson ..... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralMichael E. Hobbs .............. Assistant Attorney GenelJohn C. Jones ............... Assistant Attorney GeneralVictoria H. Soto ............. Assistant Attorney GeneralJennifer L. Hackemeyer ...................... AttorneyNeal B. Childers............................. AttorneyJ. Ervin Gardner ....................... Legal AssistantDivision XI — Special ProsecutionsHarrison Kohler........ Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralGeorge P. Shingler............ Assistant Attorney GeneralEdna R. MooreComputer ServicesState LibraryCarroll T. Parker....................... State LibrarianDivision V — Fiscal AffairsMartha Mashburn .............. Assistant State Librarian.,.._. C.-A-...A. r* i Pamela Graham............................. LibrarianVerley J. Spivey ........ Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralDavid A. Runnion...... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralWarren R. Calvert............ Assistant Attorney GeneralGrace E. Evans............... Assistant Attorney General DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONR. Scott Tobin .................. Staff Assistant GeneralLuch Sheftall ......................... Senior Attorney The Board of EducationJeff L. Millsteen............................. Attorney mAThe State School SuperintendentDivision VI — Real Property —————————— ——————John B. BaHard, Jr. ..... Senior Assis an Attorney Genera . £ , educatjon/Opportunrties for all students,Charles T. Hamson........... Assis an Attorney Genera and promotes efficient administration of public schools. TheThomas I Kent ............ Assistant Attorney General Board defines and regulates curriculum. It administers all stateSuzanne E. Earle ...................... Senior Attorney ^^ for ^ mainte *ance and operation of the public schools>including transportation. It provides for special education ser-Division VII — Personnel Affairs vices, including kindergarten, adult, career, occupational, andWayne P. Yancey....... Senior Assistant Attorney General vocational education programs.Carl C. Jones, III....... Senior Assistant Attorney General The Board has general supervision of the State DepartmentSusan L. Rutherford ..... Staff Assistant Attorney General of Education and hears appeals of decisions made by the StateBryndis R. Jenkins............ Assistant Attorney General School Superintendent.i©_ D©UI ^ orney The Board is composed of one member from each congres-Jan Bohler ............................ Legal Assistant siona, ^^ m J ^ The Govemor appoims ^members with advice and consent of the Senate. BoardDivision VIII — Government Operations members have staggered terms of seven years.Jim O. Llewellyn ....... Senior Assistant Attorney General The State School Superintendent is the executive officer ofJames C. Pratt ............... Assistant Attorney General the State Board of Education and the administrative office ofAlfred L. Evans, Jr...... Senior Assistant Attorney General the Department of Education, charged with enforcing thePatrick W. McKee............ Assistant Attorney General Board©s rules and regulations and recommending to the BoardMichael S. Bradley ...... Staff Assistant Attorney General means of improving the school system. He is required to com-36
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Division 1 — Government ServicesCarol A. Cosgrove...... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralDavid C. Will................ Assistant Attorney GeneralVivian D. Egan .............. Assistant Attorney GeneralPatricia Downing...................... Senior AttorneyMary F. Russell....................... Senior AttorneyJeffrey C. Baxter ........ Staff Assistant Attorney GeneralDivision II — Environmental ProtectionRobert S. Bomar ....... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralPatricia T. Barmeyer .... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralIsaac Byrd .................. Assistant Attorney GeneralGregory W. Blount ........... Assistant Attorney GeneralGordon R. Alphonso......................... AttorneyDivision III - CriminalWilliam B. Hill, Jr. ..... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralSusan V. Boleyn.............. Assistant Attorney GeneralMary Beth Westmorel<strong>and</strong>...... Assistant Attorney GeneralPaula K. Smith .............. Assistant Attorney GeneralDennis Dunn ......................... Senior AttorneyEddie Snelling, Jr. ..................... Senior AttorneyHeidi Bergman......................... Legal AssistantJane Simon ........................... Legal AssistantDivision IV - HighwayRol<strong>and</strong> F. Matson ...... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralWilliam C. Joy......... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralCharles M. Richards .......... Assistant Attorney GeneralGary H. Brakefleld ........... Assistant Attorney GeneralGary F. Easom.............................. AttorneyMary E. Costello ...................... Senior AttorneyH. Jeffrey Lanier ........ Staff Assistant Attorney GeneralDivision IX — Consumer InterestsStephanie B. Manis ..... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralMark H. Cohen .............. Assistant Attorney GeneralKathryn L. Alien ............. Assistant Attorney GeneralRay O. Lerer ................ Assistant Attorney GeneralMichael J. Henry ............. Assistant Attorney GeneralRoger M. Siegel......... Staff Assistant Attorney GeneralGregroy A. Hicks............................ AttorneyLucy K. Shaner ........................ Legal AssistantDivision X — Public SafetyDaryl A. Robinson ..... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralMichael E. Hobbs .............. Assistant Attorney GenelJohn C. Jones ............... Assistant Attorney GeneralVictoria H. Soto ............. Assistant Attorney GeneralJennifer L. Hackemeyer ...................... AttorneyNeal B. Childers............................. AttorneyJ. Ervin Gardner ....................... Legal AssistantDivision XI — Special ProsecutionsHarrison Kohler........ Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralGeorge P. Shingler............ Assistant Attorney GeneralEdna R. MooreComputer ServicesState <strong>Library</strong>Carroll T. Parker....................... State LibrarianDivision V — Fiscal AffairsMartha Mashburn .............. Assistant State Librarian.,.._. C.-A-...A. r* i Pamela Graham............................. LibrarianVerley J. Spivey ........ Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralDavid A. Runnion...... Senior Assistant Attorney GeneralWarren R. Calvert............ Assistant Attorney GeneralGrace E. Evans............... Assistant Attorney General DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONR. Scott Tobin .................. Staff Assistant GeneralLuch Sheftall ......................... Senior Attorney The Board of EducationJeff L. Millsteen............................. Attorney mAThe State School SuperintendentDivision VI — Real Property —————————— ——————John B. BaHard, Jr. ..... Senior Assis an Attorney Genera . £ , educatjon/Opportunrties for all students,Charles T. Hamson........... Assis an Attorney Genera <strong>and</strong> promotes efficient administration of public schools. TheThomas I Kent ............ Assistant Attorney General Board defines <strong>and</strong> regulates curriculum. It administers all stateSuzanne E. Earle ...................... Senior Attorney ^^ for ^ mainte *ance <strong>and</strong> operation of <strong>the</strong> public schools>including transportation. It provides for special education ser-Division VII — Personnel Affairs vices, including kindergarten, adult, career, occupational, <strong>and</strong>Wayne P. Yancey....... Senior Assistant Attorney General vocational education programs.Carl C. Jones, III....... Senior Assistant Attorney General The Board has general supervision of <strong>the</strong> State DepartmentSusan L. Ru<strong>the</strong>rford ..... Staff Assistant Attorney General of Education <strong>and</strong> hears appeals of decisions made by <strong>the</strong> StateBryndis R. Jenkins............ Assistant Attorney General School Superintendent.i©_ D©UI ^ orney The Board is composed of one member from each congres-Jan Bohler ............................ Legal Assistant siona, ^^ m J ^ The Govemor appoims ^members with advice <strong>and</strong> consent of <strong>the</strong> Senate. BoardDivision VIII — Government Operations members have staggered terms of seven years.Jim O. Llewellyn ....... Senior Assistant Attorney General The State School Superintendent is <strong>the</strong> executive officer ofJames C. Pratt ............... Assistant Attorney General <strong>the</strong> State Board of Education <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong> administrative office ofAlfred L. Evans, Jr...... Senior Assistant Attorney General <strong>the</strong> Department of Education, charged with enforcing <strong>the</strong>Patrick W. McKee............ Assistant Attorney General Board©s rules <strong>and</strong> regulations <strong>and</strong> recommending to <strong>the</strong> BoardMichael S. Bradley ...... Staff Assistant Attorney General means of improving <strong>the</strong> school system. He is required to com-36
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