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Public Corruption

Clay County Jury Finds Danny Dustin Guilty of Murdering his Father

Dukes Pleads Guilty, Sentenced to 12 Years for Dui Manslaughters

Clay County Man Sentenced to 50 Years for Sexual Battery on a Minor

The State Attorney’s Office investigates and prosecutes criminal allegations against candidates for elected office, elected officials, public employees, and police officers. It also investigates and prosecutes allegations of election law violations and campaign finance violations.

The office investigates claims of public corruption through its Special Prosecution Unit. The most common allegations the unit investigates and prosecutes include:

  • Bribery
  • Official Misconduct
  • Unlawful Compensation
  • Money Laundering
  • Racketeering
  • Schemes to Defraud
  • Battery, Felony Battery, and Aggravated Battery (relating to excessive force by police officers)

To provide tips about public corruption, call the office’s hotline at (904) 255-3098 and leave a message following the prompt.