Website Official website | Spouse(s) Kathleen Oh Name Scott Holcomb | |
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Alma mater University of ConnecticutWest Virginia University | ||
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Scott Holcomb (born November 2, 1972) is an American politician, attorney, and Army veteran where he served as a labor counselor, military prosecutor, and international law attorney. A member of the Democratic Party, he represents District 81 in the Georgia House of Representatives, which includes portions of Dekalb and Gwinnett counties.
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- Scott holcomb 8 19 09 women without whiskey
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- Education and career
- Military career
- Law career
- Legislative career
- Georgia House of Representatives 2011present
- Personal life
- References
He was named one of Georgia's Top 40 Under 40 by Georgia Trend Magazine, and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the Truman National Security Project. He has also been affiliated with HOPE Atlanta, the Georgia Perimeter College Foundation, and the Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network.
Holcomb has taught at the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at Georgia Tech, and has appeared on CNN, NPR, and BBC.
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Education and career
Holcomb earned a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Connecticut, a J.D. from West Virginia University, and a MBA from the University of Georgia.
In 2004, Holcomb was selected for the prestigious Marshall Memorial Fellowship from the German Marshall Fund of the United States. As an American Marshall Memorial Fellow, he traveled throughout the European Union meeting with Members of the European Parliament, Ambassadors from throughout Europe and Member State National Leaders, forming a broader perspective on foreign policy and bilateral relations between United States and the EU.
Military career
Holcomb served in the Army JAG Corps, deploying overseas for Bosnia, Afghanistan, and Iraq. He wrote about his experiences in an article that was published by the Chicago Journal of International Law. He also co-authored an article about the need to update the laws of war in the Christian Science Monitor.
Law career
Holcomb worked at Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP and The Holcomb Law Firm, LLC, which has since been renamed and expanded as Holcomb + Ward, LLP. His legal background covers securities litigation and enforcement, representing investment companies, investment advisers and broker-dealers. He also provides legal services to individuals for securities matters with a focus on regulatory enforcement.
Legislative career
In 2006 Holcomb lost the Democratic primary for Secretary of State.
Georgia House of Representatives, 2011–present
In 2010, Holcomb ran unopposed as a Democrat for a Georgia House of Representatives seat that was unexpectedly vacated by his predecessor, who announced his retirement a few days after qualifying to run for reelection. Holcomb was reelected in 2012 following a redistricting that combined his district with that of another Democrat, Georgia House District 81. He has since retained the seat for 3 terms, and will serve a 4th term after winning the 2016 election. Holcomb served as Chief Deputy Whip of the House Democratic Caucus. He serves as a member on the Defense & Veterans Affairs, Higher Education, Juvenile Justice, and Public Safety and Homeland Security committees.
Legislation
In 2016, Holcomb sponsored and championed a bipartisan bill to enforce the collection, testing and reporting of medical kits for victims of sexual assault, in spite of strong opposition by Georgia State Senator Renee Unterman. Holcomb supports juvenile justice reform, deepening the Port of Savannah, and encouraging more students to graduate from high school and college.
Holcomb is considered a rising star in the Georgia Democratic Party and is often mentioned as a possible candidate for statewide or federal office in the not too distant future.
Personal life
Holcomb is married to Kathleen Oh, with whom he has two children. He enjoys running marathons and completed Iron Man Florida.