Grant K. Usry

A native of Thomson, Georgia, Grant graduated from Thomson High School in 1996, and in 2000 received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology from the University of Georgia. For 6 years, Grant worked in various fields, before deciding to return to school and pursue a law degree. In 2009, Grant received his Juris Doctor from Florida Coastal School of Law in Jacksonville, and returned to Augusta with his wife, where he began his legal career volunteering for James T. Jones, Jr. PC, in Thomson. Grant began work as a State Prosecutor for the Augusta District Attorney’s Office in 2010, and for 5 years, prosecuted misdemeanor and felony offenses ranging from DUI and Shoplifting, to Robbery, Aggravated Child Molestation and Murder. During his time at the DA’s Office, Grant disposed of more than 700 criminal cases, and tried over a dozen cases to jury verdict, securing favorable verdicts in the vast majority of cases he tried. Grant served as the lead ADA for the Augusta Judicial Circuit Drug Court Program led by the Honorable James G. Blanchard, and remains a staunch supporter of local alternative court programs, serving on the Advisory Board for the Augusta Judicial Circuit Accountability Courts. He continues to believe it is vital to our community, that we put young lives on a path to success, by dealing with addiction through rehabilitation.