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Said, "Leaving private practice to enter public service has given me the opportunity to work with law enforcement to keep our citizens and streets safe.  It also affords me an opportunity to assure that those charged with crime are dealt with fairly and justly."

Said, "At a time when distrust in government is at an all-time high, it is more important than ever that we all get involved to ensure that our government is in the hands of trustworthy leaders."

- Said, "Leaving private practice to enter public service has given me the opportunity to work with law enforcement to keep our citizens and streets safe.  It also affords me an opportunity to assure that those charged with crime are dealt with fairly and justly."
- Said, "At a time when distrust in government is at an all-time high, it is more important than ever that we all get involved to ensure that our government is in the hands of trustworthy leaders."

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Said, "This summer, I will have been involved in the practice of law for 38 years.  Prior to graduating from law school, I worked for 10 years in high school, college and law school to gain experience."

Previously served as a partner in the law firm of Daniel, Hadden & Meadors, P.C.

Worked in private practice for 24 years specializing in general law.

Has served the Georgia Department of Family and Children Services as Special Assistant Attorney General.

- Said, "This summer, I will have been involved in the practice of law for 38 years.  Prior to graduating from law school, I worked for 10 years in high school, college and law school to gain experience."
- Previously served as a partner in the law firm of Daniel, Hadden & Meadors, P.C.
- Worked in private practice for 24 years specializing in general law.
- Has served the Georgia Department of Family and Children Services as Special Assistant Attorney General.

Legal Experience

As of March 19, 2024, Sandra Heath Taylor did not have a website or any information online.

Criminal Justice

- The Solicitor General oversees the prosecution of any misdemeanors or minor infractions to Georgia statutes or local laws. Misdemeanors might include driving under the influence, disorderly conduct, or low-level theft. 
- Solicitor Generals have discretion over whether to press charges, whether to seek jail time, or whether to send individuals to a pre-trial diversion program. They also have the power to negotiate plea deals with defendants. 
- In addition to prosecuting cases, the Solicitor General provides advice and counseling to victims of crime.
- Solicitor Generals are elected in county elections to four year terms.