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23 Years
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Emergency
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Webster District Attorney Center Services
We are the Webster District Attorney Center's Office, serving Bossier and Webster Parishes since Schuyler Marvin assumed office in 2003. Our team of legal professionals specializes in criminal prosecution, child support enforcement, drug court programs, and victim advocacy. With decades of combined experience in the legal field, we work closely with law enforcement agencies, community organizations, and judicial bodies to uphold justice and protect public safety. Our office maintains a strong commitment to ethical standards, transparency in legal proceedings, and community engagement through educational initiatives and partnerships with local organizations. 
Services
Criminal Prosecution
Child Support Enforcement
Drug Court Program
Asset Forfeitures
Victim Assistance
Worthless Checks Recovery
Traffic Violation Prosecution
Restitution Collection
Juvenile Diversion Programs
Legal Community Outreach
Details
- Year established: 2003
Highlights and features
- We have over 20 years of experience in criminal prosecution under District Attorney Schuyler Marvin
- Our office operates specialized programs like Drug Court and Victim Assistance initiatives
- We maintain partnerships with local law enforcement and community organizations for comprehensive legal solutions
- Our team includes experienced legal professionals with expertise in felony and misdemeanor prosecution
- We provide community education and outreach programs on legal processes and victim rights
What people say
Effective prosecution
Community involvement
Specialized programs
Experienced staff
Victim support
Services
Criminal Prosecution
We handle felony and misdemeanor criminal prosecution cases in Bossier and Webster Parishes. Our experienced legal team works with law enforcement to prosecute offenses ranging from violent crimes to drug-related offenses. The service includes case review, evidence analysis, and courtroom representation to ensure justice is served.
Child Support Enforcement
Our Child Support Department establishes and enforces child support obligations through legal proceedings. We work with custodial parents to ensure financial support for children, offering walk-in services and appointment scheduling. The department collects and distributes payments according to court-ordered agreements.
Drug Court Program
This specialized court program helps non-violent drug offenders through a rehabilitation-focused approach. The program combines judicial oversight with treatment services to address substance abuse issues. Participants receive structured support to achieve recovery and reintegration into productive community life.
Victim Assistance
We provide comprehensive support services for crime victims throughout the legal process. The program offers guidance, court accompaniment, and resource referrals. Victim assistance coordinators help navigate the justice system while advocating for victims' rights and needs.
Asset Forfeitures
Our Asset Forfeiture Program targets criminal organizations and individuals profiting from illegal activities. The service works to seize illicit assets through legal proceedings, disrupting criminal enterprises and redirecting recovered resources toward community safety initiatives and law enforcement efforts.
People
Schuyler Marvin
District Attorney
Elected in 2002, Schuyler Marvin leads the 26th Judicial District Attorney's Office with over 20 years of prosecutorial experience. A graduate of Southern University School of Law, he focuses on community safety and victim advocacy while serving on multiple local boards.
Jennifer Hay
Felony Supervisor
Jennifer Hay oversees felony prosecutions in both Bossier and Webster Parishes with extensive experience in complex criminal cases. She provides legal guidance to law enforcement and represents the state in serious felony matters across the judicial district.
Lana Rosalee
Drug Court Coordinator
As Drug Court Coordinator, Lana Rosalee manages the specialized rehabilitation program for non-violent drug offenders. She coordinates between judicial, treatment, and law enforcement agencies to implement effective recovery solutions and monitor participant progress.
Questions
How do I apply for child support services?
You can apply online, visit our Bossier Parish office for walk-ins Thursday mornings, or call to schedule an appointment with required documentation.
What happens if someone writes a bad check?
Our Worthless Checks Department assists merchants in recovering funds through legal prosecution of individuals issuing non-sufficient funds checks.
Can victims drop criminal charges?
Victims cannot drop filed charges as prosecution is handled by the state, but they can discuss concerns with our Victim Assistance Coordinator.
How do I report a crime?
Contact local law enforcement in your jurisdiction - Bossier City Police, Bossier Parish Sheriff, or Minden Police Department for Webster Parish.
What is the Drug Court Program?
This rehabilitation-focused program offers non-violent drug offenders judicial oversight and treatment services as an alternative to traditional sentencing.
How can I get case information?
Contact the appropriate department supervisor or visit our website for case status updates and legal process information.
