After securing a fourth guilty plea in a pay-to-play scheme at Atlanta City Hall and indicting a Cobb County man who allegedly tried to arrange the murder of his ex-wife, Byung J. “BJay” Pak has finally been sworn in publicly.

Pak took the oath as the Northern District of Georgia’s top law enforcement officer and the state’s first Asian-American U.S. attorney during an overflow ceremony at the federal courthouse Friday afternoon. He was sworn in privately shortly after his U.S. Senate confirmation last fall. 

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