Georgia § 15-18-63 Part-time and full-time solicitors-general and employees; private practice of law

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§ 15-18-63 — Part-time and full-time solicitors-general and employees; private practice of law

Georgia § 15-18-63

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O.C.G.A. § 15-18-63 (2026).

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(a)The General Assembly by local law shall determine whether the solicitor-general shall be a full-time or part-time solicitor-general.

(b)A full-time solicitor-general of the state court or any full-time employees of the solicitor-general shall not engage in the private practice of law.

(c)A part-time solicitor-general of the state court and any part-time assistant solicitor-general may engage in the private practice of law but shall not represent defendants in criminal matters in such solicitor-general's state court or appear on behalf of any client, other than the state, in any matter that is within the duties of such solicitor-general.

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(a) The General Assembly by local law shall determine whether the solicitor-general shall be a full-time or part-time solicitor-general. (b) A full-time solicitor-general of the state court or any full-time employees of the solicitor-general shall not engage in the private practice of law. (c) A part-time solicitor-general of the state court and any part-time assistant solicitor-general may engage in the private practice of law but shall not represent defendants in criminal matters in such solicitor-general's state court or appear on behalf of any client, other than the state, in any matter that is within the duties of such solicitor-general.