Administration Division

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Toriano Porter convicted of domestic violence in the 2nd degree

Monday, 21 November 2011
On November 14, 2011, Toriano Porter was convicted of domestic violence in the 2nd degree for stabbing his sister in the neck. With two prior felony convictions, he faces 15 to 99 years or life. Leann White and Tim Gann were the prosecutors.

Robert Spencer convicted of two counts of sodomy in the first degree and one count of first degree sexual abuse

Monday, 21 November 2011
Robert Spencer was convicted of two counts of sodomy in the first degree and one count of first degree sexual abuse on November 4th. The vicitim was an 8 year old girl. He faces 10 to 99 years or life on the sodomy charges and 1 to 10 years on the sex abuse charge. The case was prosecuted by Leann White.

Jury rejects insanity defense; Miles found guilty of capital murder

Thursday, 01 September 2011
District Attorney Robert Broussard and Assistant District Attorney Maggie Wallace successfully prosecuted Samuel Miles for the 2009 murder of neighbor Linda Keller. The jury deliberated for 2 hours on August 31 before convicting Miles of capital murder. The State did not seek the death penalty. Judge Alan Mann sentenced the defendant to life without the possiblity of parole.

Bennett found guilty of manslaughter

Thursday, 25 August 2011
During the week of August 8th, a jury found Billy Bennet guilty of manslaughter in the 2009 death of Charles "Ray" Helms. Assistant District Attorney Maggie G. Wallace was the prosecutor. Judge Mann set sentencing for Sept. 9th at 9am.

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Office Administration Office Administrator Donna Hancock handles the day-to-day functions of the District Attorney’s office from personnel to budgets to grant reporting to paying the bills. She is assisted by Kristi King, Accounting Clerk. Sheila Stewart, Secretary to the District Attorney has 25 years legal experience with this office. She is responsible for scheduling appointments, overseeing our library and coordinating media inquiries. Donna Hancock, Office Administrator Shelia Stewart, Secretary to the District Attorney Kristi King, Accounting Clerk
Chief of Staff With the exception of the Office Administrator and Investigation Unit, the Chief of Staff is tasked with the responsibility of coordinating and managing the day-to-day functions of all non-attorney Supervisors and staff personnel assigned to the Office of the District Attorney. He is additionally tasked with determining, setting, reviewing, and implementing long term projects and goals for the office. He performs other duties as directed by the District Attorney and his Deputy. Ron Patrick, Chief of Staff
	Director of Prosecution Services Larry Smith, Director of Prosecution Services
Information Technology Brad Arnette, Director of Information Technology Phillip Banks, Network Technician
	Director of Legal Adminstration One of our longest serving employees, Dorothy has experience in just about every department including: Worhtless Check Unit, Legal Assistant, Asset Forfeiture, Detainers & Extraditions and Assistant and now Director of Legal Administration. She is responsible for the training and staffing of all legal assistants and clerical personnel. She has a degree in Business Administration from Auburn University and has been with the DA's office since 1985. Dorothy Procopio, Director of Legal Administration
Legal Assistants Angie Lane Linda Payne Carol McDonald Denise Clemons Tracy Swinford Jean Ann Knezevich Allison Fuqua
	Support Staff Patricia Patton Carolyn Sutphin Jennifer Sims Cynthia Rutherford Audrey Sullivan