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I am charged with a crime and want some information about my case or want to talk to the district attorney. Can I?: 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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1. I am charged with a crime and want some information about my case or want to talk to the district attorney. Can I?: Mississippi Law and professional standards prevent the District Attorney’s office from talking to Defendants. Contact your attorney or the Public Defender’s office.

2. Does the state offer assistance to crime victims?: 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.

3. Does anyone in the District Attorney’s office speak at schools or for other community groups?: 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.

4. I need help in a matter that really is not a criminal case. Can I talk to the District Attorney for advice?: No, according to the Mississippi Law, the District Attorney can not give civil advice.