Savannah, GA – Governor Brian P. Kemp, accompanied by First Lady Marty Kemp, members of the General Assembly, district attorneys and solicitors-general, and other local and state leaders, signed Senate Bill 92 today, establishing the Prosecuting Attorneys Qualifications Commission (PAQC). The PAQC will serve as a valuable oversight mechanism for district attorneys and solicitors-general across Georgia, ensuring these officials fulfill their constitutional and statutory duties.
“My No. 1 priority is public safety across our state,” said Governor Brian Kemp. “As hardworking law enforcement officers routinely put their lives on the line to investigate, confront, and arrest criminal offenders, I won’t stand idly by as they’re met with resistance from rogue or incompetent prosecutors who refuse to uphold the law. The creation of the PACQ will help hold prosecutors driven by out-of-touch politics than commitment to their responsibilities accountable and make our communities safer.”
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Ahh yes, the Get Rid of Dirty Liberal DA’s who don’t behave law. Freedom really going full bore in Dixie.Report
Hey, if Kim Davis was allowed to keep her job, rogue prosecutors should be able to keep theirs.Report
She switched to the appropriate political party, ran for re-election in 2018, and lost. She also lost the lawsuit brought against her, and rightly so.Report
And she did some jail time in there. Only a few days but still.Report
For what? Contempt of court? She didn’t commit any crimes that I’m aware of.Report
Prosecutorial discretion is Communism.Report