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Biographical Information

James Todd Mitchell earned his law degree from the University of Georgia School of Law where he graduated with honors. When he was in law school, Todd clerked for then Superior Court Judge William Ray. Judge Ray later served as a justice on the Georgia Court of Appeals and is now a Federal District Court Judge. Todd obtained valuable behind-the-curtains insight into how how judicial decisions are made.

After law school, Todd found his home in Augusta, Georgia. He earned his reputation for being a hard-working trial attorney by managing large caseloads at the Public Defender’s Office. Despite having a high caseload, Todd proved himself as a winner in the courtroom, achieving wins for clients through jury trials and through negotiating on behalf of his clients. Amongst these wins include acquittals in many jury trials including murder and rape, getting cases dismissed through negotiation, and getting a murder conviction overturned on appeal and replaced with a significantly reduced sentence.

Todd was the managing attorney for the felony and appellate division where he oversaw the operations of more than 20 Superior Court lawyers representing clients in the Augusta Judicial Circuit.

Admission Dates & Jurisdictions

Georgia, 2011

Education

University of Georgia School of Law, Cum Laude 2011

University of Georgia, Terry College of Business, Magna Cum Laude 2008