DeKalb County DA

The DeKalb County DA commands prosecution in a seismic juvenile murder case—a 13-year-old boy guns down his teacher, flees to Rome, and triggers Interpol arrest. Italy digs in against extradition, repelled by U.S. death penalty specters, catapulting the standoff into White House diplomacy. Josh Lyman's pointed query—why skirt the DA's office?—exposes raw jurisdictional fault lines, with governors looming, parents pleading, and Leo delegating federal muscle. This enforcer of Georgia justice collides against international barriers and Beltway interventions, defining local resolve amid global entanglements.