Marsy’s Law for Georgia Recognizes Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles Member Meg Heap with Champion Award
Heap receives a Challenge Coin for her role and support as a victim advocate for the State of Georgia
Marsy’s Law for Georgia is honored to recognize Advisory Board member and victims’ advocate Meg Heap for Women’s History Month.
Heap, who resides in Savannah, Georgia, is a former District Attorney for Georgia’s Eastern Judicial Circuit and was appointed to the State Board of Pardons and Paroles in January 2021. Her distinguished career has been dedicated to protecting victims in the search for justice and has served as a Volunteer Coordinator and Victim Advocate with the Victim-Witness Assistance Program in the Savannah District Attorney’s Office and as Assistant District Attorney in the Blue Ridge Judicial Circuit.
In 2019, Heap was named District Attorney of the Year by the District Attorney’s Association of Georgia.
We are so honored to have Meg Heap as a Marsy’s Law for Georgia Advisory Board member with her actively advocating for victims’ rights throughout the State.
Marsy’s Law for Georgia Announces 2021 Advisory Board
The board will help Marsy’s Law for Georgia continue to elevate victims’ rights across the state.
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