For two lawyers, Georgia attorney general candidates Charlie Bailey and Chris Carr have pretty different backgrounds. And, as it turns out, pretty stark differences in how they’ve lawyered up in their respective campaigns for the AG position.

Republican Carr, the attorney general since November 2016, has turned to a couple of high-powered political law firms. But Democrat Bailey, a Fulton County senior assistant district attorney in the gang unit until he stepped down last February to run, has kept it all in-house.

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