My name is Ben Winfrey and I am the Miller County Prosecuting Attorney. I hope this website is a convenient source of information for you about my office and the criminal justice system. The employees of the Miller County Prosecuting Attorney's Office work hard each day to enforce the law, protect citizens, and serve victims. I am proud of the role we play in building a better future for Miller County.
I encourage you to use the information on this site and contact my office if you require additional assistance.
I encourage you to use the information on this site and contact my office if you require additional assistance.
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A prosecutor is a special type of attorney with a unique role in our criminal justice system.
Unlike other attorneys, a prosecutor brings cases on behalf of a government body or state instead of a private individual.
As such, the law places a special obligation on prosecutors to "seek justice within the bounds of the law" instead of simply winning cases or pursuing convictions.
As Miller County Prosecuting Attorney, Ben Winfrey is proud to pursue justice for the people of Miller County.
Miller County has been home to the Winfrey family for four generations.
Unlike other attorneys, a prosecutor brings cases on behalf of a government body or state instead of a private individual.
As such, the law places a special obligation on prosecutors to "seek justice within the bounds of the law" instead of simply winning cases or pursuing convictions.
As Miller County Prosecuting Attorney, Ben Winfrey is proud to pursue justice for the people of Miller County.
Miller County has been home to the Winfrey family for four generations.
The VOCA Circuit-Based Victim Advocate Program is made available through a federal funding program, Victims of Crime Act, and monitored by the Missouri Department of Social Services.
Be prepared to call 911.
Carry a cell phone with you.
Check with your phone service provider to see the best way to call for emergency assistance.
Set up speed dial for emergency phone numbers.
Teach your children how to call in case of an emergency & what information needs to be given to the operator.
If you feel threatened by anyone, tell a trusted friend, family member, employer, co-worker, child's caregiver, or health care provider.
Be prepared to call 911.
Carry a cell phone with you.
Check with your phone service provider to see the best way to call for emergency assistance.
Set up speed dial for emergency phone numbers.
Teach your children how to call in case of an emergency & what information needs to be given to the operator.
If you feel threatened by anyone, tell a trusted friend, family member, employer, co-worker, child's caregiver, or health care provider.
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