Daryl E Manns is a graduate of Morehouse College and Ohio Northern University Pettit College of Law. 

Daryl worked at Gwinnett County District Attorney’s Office as an Assistant District Attorney, eventually being promoted to the position of Chief Assistant District. Daryl previously worked as an assistant district attorney in the Houston County District Attorney’s Office. 

As of April 7, 2024, Daryl E Manns’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Said, "Since graduating from law school, I have been actively serving my community by coaching high school mock trial teams and mentoring youth who aspire to pursue a legal career."

The candidate's website says, "Pursuing justice in court system and advocating for victims of crime throughout the process regardless of age, race, sex, national origin, or religious affiliation."

Believes in rigorous prosecution, having focused on felony drug and firearms cases post-GA Bar Exam, supervised Drug and Gang Taskforce, and directly prosecuted over 1,000 felonies in Gwinnett County as Chief Assistant District Attorney.

Directly prosecuted over 1,000 felony cases in Gwinnett County.

As Chief Assistant District Attorney in Gwinnett County, supervised the Drug and Gang Taskforce and oversaw office functions.

Has worked at the Gwinnett County District Attorney’s Office for 10 years.

As an Assistant District Attorney in Houston County, he specialized in prosecuting felony drug and illegal firearms cases.

As an intern with the Houston Judicial Circuit, he focused on Juvenile Court cases.

- Directly prosecuted over 1,000 felony cases in Gwinnett County.
- As Chief Assistant District Attorney in Gwinnett County, supervised the Drug and Gang Taskforce and oversaw office functions.
- Has worked at the Gwinnett County District Attorney’s Office for 10 years.
- As an Assistant District Attorney in Houston County, he specialized in prosecuting felony drug and illegal firearms cases.
- As an intern with the Houston Judicial Circuit, he focused on Juvenile Court cases.

Legal Experience

Believes in experienced leadership for prosecuting Gwinnett County felonies, ranging from credit card fraud to murder, to ensure community safety; touts unique insights from both prosecution and private practice for effective criminal justice system management.

Said, "The District Attorney is considered the top prosecutor of Gwinnett County... You will see me out front and, in the courtroom, fighting for justice to victims... I will lead by example and strive to serve all citizens."

Believes in mutual accountability within the criminal justice system; demands transparency from the District Attorney's Office and insists on consequences for repeat offenders.

Believes in mutual accountability within the criminal justice system; demands transparency from the District Attorney's Office.

Believes in addressing Gwinnett County's rising crime by offering sentencing alternatives for non-violent offenders, showing zero tolerance for violent crimes, and ensuring repeat offenders face full legal consequences to deter criminal activity.

Supports intervention programs for at-risk youth and reintegration support after incarceration.

- Believes in mutual accountability within the criminal justice system; demands transparency from the District Attorney's Office.
- Believes in addressing Gwinnett County's rising crime by offering sentencing alternatives for non-violent offenders, showing zero tolerance for violent crimes, and ensuring repeat offenders face full legal consequences to deter criminal activity.
- Supports intervention programs for at-risk youth and reintegration support after incarceration.

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Daryl E Manns

Since 2014, Daryl E Manns has worked at the Gwinnett County District Attorney’s Office. Daryl previously served as an attorney in the Houston County District Attorney’s Office. 

As of April 5, 2024, Daryl E Manns’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Since 2014, Daryl E Manns has worked at the Gwinnett County District Attorney’s Office. He began as an Assistant District Attorney and was later promoted to Chief Assistant District Attorney. Previously, Daryl was an Assistant District Attorney in the Houston County District Attorney’s Office. In law school, he interned with the Houston Judicial Circuit and focused on Juvenile Court cases.

- Directly prosecuted over 1,000 felony cases in Gwinnett County.
- As Chief Assistant District Attorney in Gwinnett County, supervised the Drug and Gang Taskforce and oversaw office functions.
- Has worked at the Gwinnett County District Attorney’s Office for 10 years.
- As an Assistant District Attorney in Houston County, he specialized in prosecuting felony drug and illegal firearms cases.

Daryl E Manns is a graduate of Morehouse College and Ohio Northern University Pettit College of Law. His parents, a United States Army veteran and a 6th grade teacher, have been influential in his life. Details about where he currently lives, his church attendance, and family are not provided in the information given.

As of April 3, 2024, Daryl E Manns’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- A District Attorney is the person who represents the government in the prosecution of all felony criminal cases and the misdemeanors connected to felonies. 
- They review police arrest reports, build cases against arrested individuals, and ultimately are responsible for prosecuting and making the case against these individuals. 
- They also have the discretion of whether or not to bring charges against arrested people, whether or not to seek jail time, or whether or not to send individuals to pre-trial diversion programs. District Attorneys handle the most critical cases in their district, including internal investigations of law enforcement officers.
- District Attorneys do not work alone. They also supervise other attorneys, called Deputy District Attorneys or Assistant District Attorneys.
- There are 49 District Attorneys In Georgia, each representing the judicial circuit in which they get elected. Since 1968, the office has been a full-time elected position whose incumbent could not engage in the private practice of law. District Attorneys are part of the judicial branch of the Georgia state government.