Mississippi official directory

The judiciary homepage says all chancery, circuit, and county courts use Mississippi Electronic Courts to e-file trial court records, and that digital documents are viewed through the subscriber and fee-based PAMEC portal. The words PAMEC digital portal on that page link to the MEC information page. Register links to this registration site. Registration says the attorney and non-attorney annual fee is $10 and that the system cannot be used until payment is processed. A July 2, 2025 judiciary article says viewing documents costs 20 cents per page and lists case types barred from remote access, including debt collection, garnishment, replevin, child custody and visitation, child support, divorce, termination of parental rights, birth-certificate correction, conservatorship, guardianship, a minor's settlement, protection from domestic abuse, and files sealed by the court. Non-attorney terms say a search with no matches incurs a charge for one page. The logged-in query screen was not opened. Justice courts and municipal courts are not established as included. This is not a free public search.

• Not a free public search. Registration and fees are required.
• Remote access is prohibited for the case types named in the July 2, 2025 article.
• Justice-court and municipal-court inclusion was not stated. That gap is unresolved.
• The logged-in query form was not observed and no name was submitted.

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The MDOC page is an inmate search with first name, last name, and MDOC ID number. It does not say whether county jail, pretrial detention, or probation is included. County-jail scope is unresolved. The rendered page had no captcha text. Search was not submitted. This is not the SAVIN notification service.

• County jail inclusion was not stated. That gap is unresolved, not a finding that no jail information exists.
• No name or MDOC ID was submitted.
• SAVIN notification is a different page.

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MDOC's SAVIN page says the service tracks offenders detained in participating county jail facilities and MDOC state offenders. A related notifications page says anyone may register through VINE at www.vinelink.com or by calling (601) 359-5759, and that notifications follow changes in the agency's booking system. www.vinelink.com was not opened. Participating facilities were not listed here. This is notification, not a public inmate roster, and it does not establish that the MDOC inmate search includes county jails.

• Not a complete county-jail roster. The page says participating facilities.
• VINELink was not opened.
• Registration was not started.
• Not a substitute for the MDOC inmate-search form.

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Checked 2026-10-01. The family FAQ says MDOC is cashless and that Premier Services deposits apply when the person is in an MDOC institutional facility. It says the 15 regional facilities may use a different service and should be contacted. During reception and classification the FAQ says the person will not receive visits and will generate telephone and visitation lists. The deposit page says, effective November 30, 2016, transfers are online at Premier Services or in person at Western Union. This does not say county jail is included. SAVIN notification is a different page and is not a roster.

• Not a county-jail roster or a complete county-jail visiting guide.
• Regional facilities may use a different deposit service.
• Vendor prices are not copied here.
• The inmate search still does not say who it includes.

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The MEC directory page links two PDFs. The chancery and circuit directory, dated as of 09/23/2026, names 82 distinct counties in each set. One circuit heading prints Lelfore and was counted once as Leflore. The county-court directory, dated as of 03/18/2026, names 24 counties. Fifty-eight counties from the 82-name set are absent from the county-court PDF. That absence is unresolved. It is not a finding that a county court is not offered, and it is not proof that every county has a county court. No county search was run.

• Not a case search.
• County names were not individually searched.
• Counties absent from the county-court PDF are unresolved.
• Justice courts and municipal courts are not these PDFs.

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The justice-court page says those courts hear small-claims cases of $3,500 or less, misdemeanor criminal cases, and traffic offenses outside a municipality, and that justice-court judges may conduct bond hearings and preliminary hearings in felony cases. It says there are 82 justice courts. It does not say whether those courts are in MEC or PAMEC. That inclusion is unresolved. No local justice-court search was established.

• Not established as a PAMEC or MEC case search.
• Not a county-by-county search.
• The $3,500 figure is the page's small-claims statement, not a bond amount.

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The municipal-court page says those courts hear misdemeanor crimes, municipal ordinances, and city traffic violations, and that municipal judges may conduct initial appearances, bond hearings, and preliminary hearings. It says there are 239 municipal courts. It does not say whether they are in MEC or PAMEC. That inclusion is unresolved. No municipal case search was established, and 239 courts were not each opened.

• Not established as a PAMEC or MEC case search.
• Not individually verified for 239 courts.
• Absence from the MEC county directory is not a municipal-court finding.

Checked 2026-10-07

The rules index links Mississippi Rules of Criminal Procedure effective July 1, 2023. Rule 8.2 says the court where the charge is filed or pending decides whether recognizance or an appearance bond will reasonably assure appearance or whether the person poses a real and present danger. Rule 8.2(b) says a statute that limits a judge's bail authority controls if it conflicts with the guideline amounts. Rule 8.2(c) gives a general guide for circuit, county, justice, and municipal courts and says courts may set bail above or below the scheduled amounts. The capital-felony guideline line reads $25,000 to No Bail Allowed. Other dollar lines were not copied. Rule 8.5 says the judge issues an order with the conditions of release at initial appearance. Rule 8.3 points release after conviction to Mississippi Code Section 99-35-115, which was not fetched. This is not a calculator and not a prediction.

• Not a bond calculator.
• Guideline amounts other than the capital-felony line were not copied.
• Section 99-35-115 was not fetched.
• A user-reported amount stays user-reported.

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Public-defense office or directory. Confirm county, case type and appointment requirements; listing does not guarantee representation.

• Batch 50 research did not grant independent approval or Production publication.
• A readable guide is not a verified search transaction.

Checked 2026-10-28

DOJ index of state courts, laws and agencies. Individual linked statutes and legal rules were not substantively reviewed here; check the current primary text before explaining a rule.

• Batch 50 research did not grant independent approval or Production publication.
• A readable guide is not a verified search transaction.
• Official legal-reference entry point only. Not legal advice and not a certification of current law.
• Individual statutes and rules linked from this page were not substantively verified here.

Checked 2026-10-28