About Harry D. (Donnie) Dixon
Harry D. (Donnie) Dixon Jr. trained at the University of Georgia School of Law. He carried his legal education into practice across the state of Georgia. Colleagues and clients refer to him simply as Donnie. The name marks decades of courtroom work and local bar involvement.
After law school he entered practice in Georgia. He is an active member of the Georgia State Bar and holds memberships in several national and local organizations that reflect his professional interests. He belongs to the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. He also maintains membership in the American Bar Association, the Savannah Bar Association, the Savannah Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the National Association of Former United States Lawyers.
Dixon’s practice has centered on criminal defense matters. He has handled cases through state courts in Georgia and maintains offices that make appearances possible across multiple regions. He works from locations in Madison, Macon and Savannah. Those offices serve different communities but share similar practice patterns: court appearances, pretrial advocacy, and trial preparation. He represents individuals facing state criminal charges and provides courtroom representation when cases proceed to trial.
He is known around local barrooms for a practical approach to defense work. That means preparing for trial while also exploring plea options when they are in a client’s best interest. He balances courtroom work with client consultations and coordinates filings and hearings from his district offices. His membership list reflects a lawyer who stays connected to professional groups at both the state and national levels.
Dixon participates in organization meetings and continuing legal education through those groups. The Georgia State Bar and the criminal defense associations provide regular training and networking opportunities. Those events shape the way he manages cases and keeps current on criminal law developments in Georgia courts. He also engages with peers in Savannah and other local chapters, where case law and practice logistics are often discussed.
He maintains a steady courtroom practice while advising clients before charges escalate. He appears in state courts throughout Georgia and handles the procedural work that accompanies criminal cases. He runs offices in Madison, Macon and Savannah and serves clients who require in-person meetings or local representation.
He currently practices criminal defense in Georgia and represents clients in state criminal matters.
