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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
By way of Presidential appointment, Max Wood served as the United States Attorney for the Middle District of Georgia beginning in 2001. He served as the Chief Prosecutor and law enforcement officer for the United States in the 70 county Middle District of Georgia. This district includes the cities of Athens, Macon, Columbus, Albany and Valdosta.

A brief summary of Max Wood’s professional record which best qualifies him to serve as your next Attorney General is below:

Justice Department Attaché, Baghdad, Iraq (2005 - 06)
Appointed by President George W. Bush as United States Attorney for the Middle District of Georgia. (2001 - 09)
Personally prosecuted cult leader Dwight “Malachi” York in one of the largest child abuse cases in Georgia history.
General Practitioner, Macon, Georgia (1997 - 2001)
Special emphasis on criminal and civil litigation and bankruptcy.
Assistant District Attorney, Ocmulgee Judicial Circuit (1994 - 97)
Prosecuted felonies and misdemeanors throughout an eight county judicial circuit. (Ultimately appointed Chief Assistant DA)
Staff Attorney, Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia (1992 - 94)
Assisted District Attorney’s offices in the prosecution and asset seizure of major illegal drug operations throughout middle Georgia.
U.S. Air Force, Judge Advocate General’s Dept. (1987 - 92)
Served as prosecutor or defense counsel in over 50 courts-martial and administrative boards. Advised commanders on a variety of legal issues
including but not limited to, military justice, the law of armed conflict, international law, environmental law, labor law, and tort litigation.
26 years of active and reserve military experience. Currently serving as a Colonel in the Georgia Air National Guard.
EDUCATION
University of Georgia School of Law, 1985 - J.D.

LaGrange College, 1981 - B.A.

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Max Wood
July 12, 2010 10:45 am

by Erick · 11 comments

I put this up last week at Red State while I was on vacation and figured I’d put it up here too.

You and I both know the saying — nice guys finish last. It is unfortunate, but many of the best people, the people we would want in office, are the people least likely to run for office. And when they do step up to run, because they aren’t in the established fray of politicians, they are typically treated as quixotic candidates.

Some of them are. Some of them aren’t. One guy who is a nice guy and probably the most qualified person to ever run for Attorney General in Georgia in the past few decades is my friend and very literal neighbor, Max Wood.

Max got introduced to retail politics the hard way. I volunteered on his campaign for the Bibb County Board of Education when I was a College Republican at Mercer University. As fast as Max could get his yard signs out, his opponent would tear them up. Max lost.

He practiced law for a few years, then George W. Bush appointed him United States Attorney for the Middle District of Georgia. That made life interesting in our neighborhood.

Max prosecuted Malachi York, a child molester who led the Nuwaubian cult in Georgia.

Max successful secured a guilty verdict against York on over 100 counts of child molestation — some of the children were as young as four years old. During that time, Max Wood received lots of death threats from the cult members who believed York was some sort of god. Our neighborhood got real safe with all the police cars passing through.

But Max wasn’t just committed to prosecuting bad guys. He packed his bags and headed off to Iraq to help build, from scratch, Iraq’s legal system. Max became the U.S. Justice Department’s attaché to Baghdad for a year.

This guy is a good guy. I know him and his family. He should be Attorney General. Compared to the guys he is running against there is just no better guy than Max.

But he needs a lot of help in the next few weeks as Georgia heads to the polls on July 20th. For those of you in Georgia, I’ve voted for Max and I hope you will too.

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