Gautam Rao serves as a Chief Deputy District Attorney with the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office under the leadership of District Attorney Fani T. Willis. Mr. Rao is in charge of implementation and coordination for office-wide training, as well as serving as Assistant Legal Counsel to the District Attorney.

Adriane Love is an attorney with more than 16 years of litigation experience; and she is a 15-year veteran prosecutor.

Will Wooten has dedicated his entire legal career to serving his community as both a prosecutor and a public defender. Prior to joining the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office, Will served as a prosecutor in the Clayton County District Attorney’s Office and the Gwinnett County Solicitor-General’s Office.

Chinekwu Okam, a native of Lagos, Nigeria, has built a distinguished career in the legal field, marked by integrity, resilience, and a steadfast commitment to justice. Her academic journey began at The Ohio State University, where she earned a degree in Management Information Systems, before going on to earn her Juris Doctor from the University of Wisconsin Law School. From the beginning, Chinekwu stood out for her intellectual rigor, compassion, and unwavering dedication to public service.

Kevin Armstrong is an attorney with more than 12 years of litigation experience with a record of excellence in appellate advocacy. Kevin obtained both his law degree and his bachelor of arts degree (in English and history) from the University of Georgia, graduating cum laude both times. Kevin has significant experience handling complex felony criminal cases on appeal and capital murder cases generally.

Kevin comes to the administration of District Attorney Fani Willis with a wealth of criminal law experience. Kevin was a senior assistant district attorney in the Atlanta Judicial Circuit’s appellate division, where he primarily handled post-trial litigation in murder cases and pretrial litigation in capital murder cases and was recognized as Appellate Lawyer of the Year in 2016. Kevin previously served as the primary appellate defense attorney for the Dougherty Judicial Circuit in Albany, Georgia. Kevin is active within the legal community. He is a member of the Atlanta Bar (where he has served four years on the board of the Criminal Law Section, including one year as its president) and Stonewall Bar Associations. Kevin has coached high school mock trial teams in eight of the last ten school years, most recently the Northview High School team in Johns Creek.

Grant Rood is a native Atlantan and obtained Bachelor of Arts degrees in History and Political Science from the University of Georgia.

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Assistant Chief Joseph Rickman has been in public service since age 17 when he joined the Georgia Army National Guard as an Infantryman. In 1990, the then-19-year-old became a Department of Corrections officer at Lee Arrendale State Prison in Alto, Georgia.

Raeisha S. Oliphant is the Assistant Chief Investigator for the High Profile Task Force and Major Crimes Division at the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office in Atlanta, Georgia.

She is a seasoned law enforcement professional from the U.S. Virgin Islands with 16 years of experience in the field. She holds a Master of Science in the Administration of Justice and Security and a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice.

Lieutenant Investigator Shae Corso is a Georgia P.O.S.T. Certified Peace Officer with extensive experience leading complex criminal investigations, threat assessment operations, and high-level protective services.

Lieutenant Stephanie Samples is an experienced law enforcement professional with a diverse background spanning legal, investigative, and law enforcement roles. Beginning her career in 2000, Lieutenant Samples worked for a criminal defense attorney in Clayton County, Georgia, where she gained valuable experience in the legal field.

Ilona Rolack is a self-motivated, most energetic, vibrant and hardworking advocate with a warm, caring personality that has a true understanding of human, social and psychological interaction.

Born and raised in Mississippi, Lora Andrews credits a high school teacher with seeing something special in her and steering her toward her local District Attorney’s Office – the Fourteenth Circuit Court.