AG: Georgia Press Releases

Child Sex Trafficking Conviction and Sentencing

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced the conviction and 25-year sentence for Demaria Williams in a child sex trafficking case. Williams is the fourth and final defendant convicted, bringing the total to four predators off the streets. The case involved the exploitation of a 13-year-old victim.

Georgia AG Secures Over $50M for Consumers and Taxpayers

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr's office announced securing over $50 million in savings and restitution for consumers and taxpayers in the past year through various enforcement actions. The office also highlighted its ongoing consumer education and outreach efforts.

Georgia AG Indicts Four for $53k Fraud Targeting Driver Services

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced indictments against four individuals for allegedly creating and depositing fraudulent Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) checks totaling $53,616.02. The defendants had no employment or business relations with DDS. The indictments were obtained in Fulton, Muscogee, Stewart, and DeKalb counties.

Indictment for Counterfeit Coupon Scheme Targeting Retailers

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced an indictment against Michael Justin Williams for a counterfeit coupon scheme targeting RaceTrac and Family Dollar. The indictment includes charges of RICO Act violation and forgery, stemming from fraudulent coupons used between June and July 2025.

Georgia AG Seeks Hearing on Campaign Finance Law Violations

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr is seeking a hearing to determine if the Georgia Republican Assembly, Inc. and its PAC violated campaign finance laws. The action follows claims of failure to register, file disclosure reports, and disclose contributions and expenditures.