Kassie Hall
Deputy District Attorney, Trial DivisionKassie Hall
Kassie L. Hall serves as the Deputy District Attorney of the Trial Division at the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office under the leadership of District Attorney Fani T. Willis. In this role, Kassie oversees and supervises attorneys responsible for prosecuting serious felony offenses, providing guidance on case preparation, complex legal motions, trial strategy, and courtroom advocacy. She is responsible for developing prosecutors, maintaining accountability, and ensuring that cases are handled with diligence, professionalism, and sound legal judgment.
A native of Southwest Atlanta, Kassie began her career with the Office in 2014, progressing from intern and post-graduate fellow to legal assistant, Assistant District Attorney, Chief Senior Assistant District Attorney, and ultimately Deputy District Attorney. Throughout her tenure, she has served in several divisions, including Non-Complex, Complex Trial, Special Victims, Domestic Violence, and Major Case, developing extensive experience in criminal prosecution and a comprehensive understanding of the Office’s operations. Kassie earned her Bachelor of Arts in Criminology from the University of Florida and both her Juris Doctor and Master of Laws (LL.M.) from the University of Alabama School of Law. She also participated in international legal studies in Australia and the Cayman Islands.
Throughout her career, Kassie has tried more than 35 felony jury trials, primarily involving homicides, as well as sexual offenses, including rape and aggravated sexual battery, and other serious violent felonies. Her extensive courtroom experience includes the prosecution of complex, high-profile homicide cases, including a murder prosecution in which the victim’s body was never recovered. Her professional accomplishments have earned her numerous recognitions, including Non-Complex Division Attorney of the Year, the Trial Division Diamond Award, and the Major Crimes Justice Award. Her work has also received national exposure through her participation in true-crime television programs featuring homicide cases she prosecuted. In 2026, Kassie served as a presenter at the National Black Prosecutors Conference in Orlando, Florida, where she discussed the prosecution of State of Georgia v. Anthony Bernard Stokes.
Beyond her legal practice, Kassie remains deeply committed to public service and the community that raised her. She has actively participated in numerous community outreach initiatives, helping raise tens of thousands of dollars to support backpack giveaways, food drives, holiday toy drives, and other programs benefiting families throughout Fulton County. She also participates in annual record restriction events and has served as a community speaker on the importance of faith, service, and the relationship between first responders and the communities they serve.
Kassie approaches her responsibilities with the belief that the role of a prosecutor extends beyond securing convictions to seeking justice, protecting the rights of all individuals, and serving victims and their families with compassion and integrity. Through her dedication to trial advocacy, mentorship, and community engagement, she continues to serve the Fulton County community while working to strengthen the Office and develop future generations of prosecutors.
A native of Southwest Atlanta, Kassie began her career with the Office in 2014, progressing from intern and post-graduate fellow to legal assistant, Assistant District Attorney, Chief Senior Assistant District Attorney, and ultimately Deputy District Attorney. Throughout her tenure, she has served in several divisions, including Non-Complex, Complex Trial, Special Victims, Domestic Violence, and Major Case, developing extensive experience in criminal prosecution and a comprehensive understanding of the Office’s operations. Kassie earned her Bachelor of Arts in Criminology from the University of Florida and both her Juris Doctor and Master of Laws (LL.M.) from the University of Alabama School of Law. She also participated in international legal studies in Australia and the Cayman Islands.
Throughout her career, Kassie has tried more than 35 felony jury trials, primarily involving homicides, as well as sexual offenses, including rape and aggravated sexual battery, and other serious violent felonies. Her extensive courtroom experience includes the prosecution of complex, high-profile homicide cases, including a murder prosecution in which the victim’s body was never recovered. Her professional accomplishments have earned her numerous recognitions, including Non-Complex Division Attorney of the Year, the Trial Division Diamond Award, and the Major Crimes Justice Award. Her work has also received national exposure through her participation in true-crime television programs featuring homicide cases she prosecuted. In 2026, Kassie served as a presenter at the National Black Prosecutors Conference in Orlando, Florida, where she discussed the prosecution of State of Georgia v. Anthony Bernard Stokes.
Beyond her legal practice, Kassie remains deeply committed to public service and the community that raised her. She has actively participated in numerous community outreach initiatives, helping raise tens of thousands of dollars to support backpack giveaways, food drives, holiday toy drives, and other programs benefiting families throughout Fulton County. She also participates in annual record restriction events and has served as a community speaker on the importance of faith, service, and the relationship between first responders and the communities they serve.
Kassie approaches her responsibilities with the belief that the role of a prosecutor extends beyond securing convictions to seeking justice, protecting the rights of all individuals, and serving victims and their families with compassion and integrity. Through her dedication to trial advocacy, mentorship, and community engagement, she continues to serve the Fulton County community while working to strengthen the Office and develop future generations of prosecutors.