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Honorable Kellie Stevens Hill

Judge Kellie Stevens Hill was elected to the Superior Court of Cobb County, Georgia, in June 2020. She was re-elected to a second 4-year term in 2024.  A native of Jersey City, New Jersey, Judge Hill holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations with a concentration in International Business from the University of Pennsylvania and earned her Juris Doctorate from the Rutgers University School of Law.

Before her election to the Superior Court, Judge Hill served as a full-time magistrate judge and assisting Superior court judge in the Cobb Magistrate Court for four years, presiding over civil and criminal cases. Her extensive legal experience, spanning over two decades, greatly prepared her for her judicial role. Judge Hill practiced as a trial attorney in both the public and private sectors within metro-Atlanta. In 2016, she founded The Kellie Hill Legal Group, a civil and criminal defense law firm with offices in Atlanta and Marietta, Georgia.  Prior to managing her firm, Judge Hill was the managing attorney for a plaintiffs’ personal injury practice in Atlanta. She also taught “Trial Advocacy” as an adjunct professor at the John Marshall School of Law.

Throughout much of her career, Judge Hill dedicated herself to serving the citizens of Georgia as a prosecutor in both Fulton and DeKalb Counties for more than 22 years. She held prominent roles, including Chief Trial Assistant District Attorney, Director of the Public Integrity Unit, and Chief Senior District Attorney.  She was tasked to handle many high-profile and complex cases in the state, such as the Fulton County Courthouse shootings.

Judge Hill's work has earned national recognition, with some of her cases being featured on platforms like Court TV's Gavel to Gavel, Dateline, and 48 Hours. She has been called upon as a legal expert for both national and local media programs. Her accomplishments have garnered various accolades, including a Georgia House of Representatives Resolution, a Georgia Senate Resolution, the National District Attorney’s Association “Homerun Hitter’s Award” and the Lewis Slaton Highest Achievement Award (which she received twice).  She was also named a “Top 100 Lawyer” by the National Black Lawyers' Association. In 2020, she was recognized as one of Cobb County’s “15 Women of Achievement” and was honored in 2025 with the “Jane Bolin Avant Garde Award” by the Office of the Cobb County District Attorney.

Passionate about inspiring youth, Judge Hill actively engages with local students and young people. She serves on multiple boards and routinely participates as a speaker in school assemblies and Career Days. Additionally, she presides over the Excel Restorative Court, a 12-month pre-trial diversionary court for non-violent youthful offenders ages 17 to 25.  Judge Hill is committed to mentoring and dedicating her time to students of all ages, working to demonstrate the message, “You CAN be what you see, and more.”

Judge Hill is a member of several professional organizations, She is also active in her local community as a member of Leadership Cobb Alumni, president of her HOA and member of the Marietta/Smyrna Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

Judge Hill will tell you, above all her most important role is that of a wife and proud mother of two adult children. Sher and her husband have been residents of Cobb County for over thirty years, where they are honored to live, work, play, and contribute to their community.

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