Frequently Asked Questions
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Mississippi Law and professional standards prevent the District Attorney’s office from talking to Defendants. Contact your attorney or the Public Defender’s office.
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For victims of violent crimes, there are programs to help them. Examples of violent crimes are aggravated assaults, rapes, and sexual battery. If you are the victim of a violent crime, contact our Victim Assistance Coordinator, Amanda Anderson, for more information.
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Yes, the District Attorney and her staff are actively involved in speaking through the three-county district. We offer a variety of presentations including the “See Something, Say Something” program, trends in crime, and the courts. Please contact us to request a speaker.
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No, according to the Mississippi Law, the District Attorney can not give civil advice.