Jefferson Davis Supervision Paths
The Jefferson Davis Probation & Parole Office is an MDOC community-corrections office. It is on the courthouse second floor, but it is not a detention site. A person may report there on parole, probation, earned-release supervision, intensive supervision, or another assigned community status. Office involvement therefore should never be described as incarceration.
Parole is conditional early release under the Parole Board and state law. Probation is imposed by a court and may replace or follow confinement. Earned-release supervision, or ERS, is a conditional MDOC release in which the person retains inmate status until sentence expiration. Discharge ends the sentence or supervision obligation. Determine which term appears in the actual record.
Confirm Jefferson Davis Supervision
Start with the MDOC active parolee search. It accepts first name, last name, or MDOC ID. An ID gives the clearest match. A result can show supervising county and officer when populated, plus a Flat Time Date. That date is the sentence endpoint, not the date prison doors opened.
- Search by MDOC ID or a carefully matched name.
- Compare identity, offense, location, and supervising county.
- Call the local office when Jefferson Davis is shown or assigned in a case record.
- Ask for publicly releasable status and correct-office routing.
- Use the court order or MDOC Records for a durable supervision or discharge document.
A no-result does not prove there was no release. Parole may have expired, another supervision type may apply, or the public record may have changed. The Jefferson Davis County release search covers the separate jail and court trail.
Jefferson Davis Supervision Contact
MDOC identifies Terri Maranoci as Community Corrections Director and publishes direct telephone and fax contacts. Call with the MDOC number when known. Office staff may confirm a public status or route the caller, but field-officer notes and personal case details are not open for general inspection.
Jefferson Davis Probation & Parole Office
Courthouse, 2nd Floor
2335 Columbia Avenue
P.O. Box 1708
Prentiss, MS 39474-1708
Phone: 601-792-2700
Fax: 601-792-8696
The official MDOC office page is the source to recheck before a visit.
The captured office listing confirms the local community-corrections route. A supervising county can differ from the conviction county, so contact this office only when Jefferson Davis is the current assignment or the office directs the inquiry there.
Jefferson Davis Supervision Records
Public status and confidential working notes are different records. MDOC's public-record policy specifically identifies parole and probation field-officer records as exempt. A focused written request should seek the final, nonexempt agency action: parole or ERS start date, current public supervision status, supervising county, flat-time or maximum date, and discharge certificate if releasable.
Submit a written request through MDOC's published public-record page or GovQA. MDOC Records is at P.O. Box 24388, Jackson, MS 39225, with telephone 601-933-2889 and MDOCRecordsDepartment@mdoc.state.ms.us. The telephone is useful for routing, but MDOC says requests are not accepted by phone. Identify the person with an MDOC number whenever possible.
Jefferson Davis Absconder Events
Release from a prison does not mean the person has no continuing duties. SAVIN lists escape or abscond supervision and return-to-custody events among the possible notifications. An absconder is someone alleged to have stopped complying with supervision or stopped reporting. That status is not the same as ordinary, compliant community release.
No official Jefferson Davis County warrant or absconder list was found. Use the responsible MDOC office, SAVIN, and court record rather than inferring status from a missed appointment or a web rumor. A violation may lead to a warrant, hearing, revocation, or return to custody, but only the responsible authority can establish the current event.
Jefferson Davis Release Proof
An active parolee page supports the conclusion that physical prison confinement ended and parole began. It is not a complete historical archive and does not show every type of supervision. A probation order can place someone under court supervision without a state-prison release at all. ERS retains MDOC jurisdiction even though the person is outside the institution.
| Source | What it can establish |
|---|---|
| MDOC parolee search | Active parole and public supervision details |
| Court order | Probation, revocation, or sentence authority |
| SAVIN event | Timely release, transfer, abscond, or return signal |
| MDOC final record | Release, supervision, or discharge documentation |
Use two records if the timing matters. Electronic events can post after the physical change, while a court order may precede MDOC processing. Preserve the date and label attached to each source.
Jefferson Davis Office Role
The local office is one of Jefferson Davis County's strongest released-person resources because its work begins where confinement ends or changes. It can connect a statewide parolee result to the actual supervising county. That makes it useful for confirming assignment and finding the proper public channel.
It cannot certify a county-jail bond release, a BOP release, or an ICE custody change. Those belong to the sheriff, federal prison system, or immigration authority. Keeping the systems separate prevents a community-corrections address from being mistaken for a jail and prevents MDOC supervision from being mistaken for final discharge.
Jefferson Davis Supervision Discharge
Supervision ends through an actual discharge or other final agency or court action, not simply because a public profile no longer appears. For parole, the Flat Time Date can mark the sentence endpoint, but later violations, warrants, or record changes may affect what the public screen shows. For probation, the sentencing court's completion or discharge record is the durable source. ERS remains under MDOC jurisdiction until the relevant sentence expiration.
When dates conflict, preserve each label. A prison release date, parole start, probation order, flat-time date, and final discharge date describe distinct events. Ask MDOC Records for the releasable document that resolves the point at issue. If the matter began in Jefferson Davis Circuit or Justice Court, obtain the linked judgment, amended order, revocation, or completion entry from that court as well.
The Mississippi State Parole Board grants and revokes parole, while the local community-corrections office manages the assigned supervision work. A board decision to grant parole may still depend on residence, a program, detainer, or other conditions before physical release occurs. The written action and the executed MDOC event should agree before the release is treated as complete.
Jefferson Davis Parole Decisions
The Mississippi State Parole Board has exclusive authority to grant and revoke parole. No current public hearing calendar or searchable decision portal was verified. For an individual date or outcome, contact the board, ask MDOC Records for a nonexempt final action, or have the incarcerated person consult the assigned case manager. A tentative hearing month is not a release date.
Supported outcomes can include granted, denied, revoked, or continued when the actual decision uses that language. Even a grant may depend on an approved home plan, program, detainer resolution, or another condition. Physical release still requires MDOC processing. The board action explains the decision, while the MDOC event establishes whether prison custody ended.
Parole eligibility depends on the sentence and current law. Miss. Code ยง 47-7-3 contains different service thresholds and many exclusions tied to the offense, sentence, habitual status, and other factors. Earned time does not shorten the mandatory service needed to reach parole eligibility. Section 47-7-18 permits some qualifying releases without a hearing only when its conditions are met. The code currently carries a July 1, 2027 repealer, so the controlling text must be rechecked after that date.
For Jefferson Davis supervision, the board, MDOC Records, and local office perform different roles. The board decides parole. MDOC computes and records release. The local office manages the county assignment after release. Contact the State Parole Board at 601-576-3520 or MSStateParoleBoard@mdoc.state.ms.us when the board's action is the missing fact, then confirm any executed release through MDOC.
Jefferson Davis Assignment Changes
If the supervising county changes, use the new county shown by MDOC rather than the county of conviction. Residence, office assignment, and conviction can point to different places. The local Jefferson Davis office is authoritative only for the supervision record assigned there.