Brantley Convicted of Child Molestation
A Hancock County jury convicted Ronald Lee Brantley of two counts of Child Molestation on August 11, 2022. Chief Judge Brenda H. Trammell sentenced Brantley to 40 years with the first 30 to be served in prison. Once released, Brantley will be a registered sex offender and be supervised by the Department of Community Supervision under sex offender conditions. The District Attorney's office would like to thank Lee Stancil, the Hancock County Sheriff's Office and the Crescent Ho
Victim Advocates go to NOVA training
The Ocmulgee Judicial Circuit District Attorney's Office sent 3 of our Victims' Advocates ~ Robbie Hill (Baldwin County), Kendra Madison (Putnam & Hancock Counties), & Linda Standifer (Jasper County) ~ to the National Organization for Victim Assistance's (NOVA) 48th Annual Training Event in Denver, Colorado. These ladies spent August 1 – 4, 2022 training, networking, and strategizing with other helping professionals from around the globe. It was a wonderful week filled with
Students are headed back to school with some great new supplies...
Linda Standifer, Victims' Advocate for Jasper County District Attorney's Office, donated school supplies to the St. James AME Church to assist with their Back to School giveaway. She also made a stop by the Jasper County Primary School to donate supplies for their returning students. As a long standing citizen in the community, Ms. Standifer always goes above and beyond her call of duty to assist those in need. A special thanks to the Tri-County EMC Foundation and the Ocmu
