District Attorney Keith Higgins announces the following reassignments and new hires to the prosecutorial staff of the District Attorney’s Office for the Brunswick Judicial Circuit.
DA Higgins has selected Deputy Chief Elizabeth Presley to assume the duties as Deputy Chief District Attorney responsible for the Wayne County office. Deputy Chief Presley is a career prosecutor with over 32 years of prosecutorial experience, including homicides and serious violent felonies. Deputy Chief Presley joined the Brunswick Judicial Circuit in April of 2022, and has previous experience working in the Griffin, Towaliga and Macon Judicial Circuits. Deputy Chief Presley was awarded the 2019 Assistant District Attorney of the Year Award from the Prosecuting Attorney’s Council and has been a presenter at the Georgia Public Safety Training Center and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation New Agent School. Deputy Chief Presley received her Juris Doctorate from Mercer University School of Law in 1989 and her bachelor’s degree from the University of Georgia.
DA Higgins has selected Senior Assistant District Attorney T. Clifton Woody II to assume the duties of Deputy Chief Assistant District Attorney responsible for the Camden County office. Deputy Chief Woody is a career prosecutor with more than 30 years’ experience prosecuting all types of criminal cases. He came to the DA’s office in June of 2022 following years of service in both the Houston and Macon Judicial Circuits where he prosecuted homicides, child abuse and molestation cases and domestic violence cases. Deputy Chief Woody received his Juris Doctorate from Mercer University School of Law in 1987 and graduated Magna Cum Laude from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA in 1984.
DA Higgins welcomes Assistant District Attorney (ADA) Crissy Williams Boyles to the staff of the Wayne County office. ADA Boyles received her Juris Doctorate from Florida Coastal School of Law in 2005. In 2006, ADA Boyles worked as an intern under then District Attorney Stephen Kelley until sworn in as an ADA in May 2006. ADA Boyles served as an ADA under DA Kelley until 2011 when she resigned to go into private practice. In addition to her private practice, she has been employed for the past 11 years as a part-time judge with the Wayne County Magistrate Court until accepting a position with the Brunswick Judicial Circuit District Attorney’s Office under DA Higgins.
DA Higgins welcomes Assistant District Attorney Kelvin Aggrey-Ansong to the staff of the Glynn County office. ADA Aggrey-Ansong received his Juris Doctorate from the Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco, CA in 2020 and his bachelor’s degree from Atlanta Metropolitan State College in Atlanta in 2017. ADA Aggrey-Ansong has worked previously with the Chatham County District Attorney’s Office and the Dekalb County Solicitor General and has worked with various fellowship and internship programs in Florida, California, and Georgia.
Members of the media with further questions may contact the Brunswick Judicial Circuit District Attorney’s Office at 912-554-7200.
