Public Order, Organized Crime & State Attorney

A criminal defense attorney is the only person legally authorized to defend an accused individual in criminal proceedings. Unlike a consulting jurist, an attorney is licensed by the Bar Association and enjoys exclusive privileges: they can enter pre-trial detention facilities, gather evidence, and negotiate plea bargains with the Prosecutor's Office. According to the Criminal Procedure Code of Georgia, having an attorney is mandatory for grave crimes (e.g., drug offenses, violence, economic crimes). They build a defense strategy, cross-examine witnesses, and fight for an acquittal or mitigation of punishment. The specialists on this page ensure the highest standard of protection for your freedom and rights. Within the broader field of Criminal Law, Public Order, Organized Crime & State is a specialized subfield that requires a Attorney's in-depth knowledge of these specific issues and practices.