Noxubee Parole and Probation Compared
Mississippi separates the decision to release someone from the task of field supervision. The Mississippi State Parole Board decides discretionary parole. MDOC Community Corrections then supervises parolees in the community. Probation starts with a judge's order and may be imposed instead of incarceration or after a custody term. It can remain active even when the public Parolee Search has no match.
Earned-release supervision, usually called ERS, is another status. Under Mississippi law, a qualifying person can serve part of a sentence in the community while retaining inmate status and MDOC jurisdiction. That is not full discharge. The record and the court or MDOC order determine which status applies.
| Status | Who orders it | Best verification | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parole | Mississippi State Parole Board | MDOC Parolee Search, Board record, supervising office | Supervised service after release from prison |
| Probation | Sentencing court | Court order, later violation or discharge order, MDOC Community Corrections | Court-ordered supervision that may replace or follow custody |
| ERS | MDOC under statute | MDOC status, sentence record, case manager record | Community placement with inmate status retained |
- Parole
- Conditional release from prison to serve the remainder under supervision.
- Probation
- A court-ordered community sentence with stated terms.
- Absconder
- A supervised person alleged to have stopped reporting or left supervision without permission.
- Discharge
- The formal end of a sentence or supervision term, shown by the controlling record.
Verify Noxubee Post-Release Supervision
Start with identity, not a name alone. The official MDOC Parolee Search accepts first name, last name, MDOC number, city, and county. A detail record can show the MDOC number, county, supervising officer, photograph, and Flat Time Date. Flat time is a sentence-end concept. It is not necessarily the date the person walked out of prison.
The public search is strongest for parole. A probation or post-release-supervision case may require the sentencing order, a later violation or discharge order, and confirmation from Community Corrections. Noxubee Circuit Court's system may flag probation, a probation violation, a PRS violation, or an MDOC warrant, but the underlying order controls.
- Search the exact name and use an MDOC ID when known. Compare the county and other identifiers before selecting a record.
- Read the county, supervising officer, and Flat Time Date. Do not treat flat time as the physical prison-release date.
- If parole is not shown, check the sentencing court for probation, PRS, revocation, and discharge orders.
- Call the Noxubee County Probation and Parole Office for the proper office or public-record route when the online result is incomplete.
- For the original custody event, compare supervision evidence with the Noxubee County release record described on the released-inmate search.
The official search screen shows the fields available for a Noxubee County parole lookup.
This search identifies a public parole record, while court and office records cover statuses the search may omit.
Note: A no-result page is inconclusive because probation and some post-release statuses do not appear in the public parole search.
Noxubee Parole Hearing Records
The Mississippi State Parole Board grants, denies, or revokes parole. MDOC prepares information and sends the Board a monthly list of eligible offenders, but eligibility is only a chance for review. It is not a release order. The official family guide states that hearings are scheduled monthly with enough time to consider eligible people before their eligibility date.
No official public person-by-person hearing calendar or searchable results database was located. Contact the Board for a person's scheduled hearing and outcome. A favorable decision still is not proof that the physical release occurred. Travel-plan review and release preparation can affect timing, and the actual release or discharge record must close that gap.
Miss. Code § 47-7-3 governs parole eligibility and includes restrictions that depend on the crime, crime date, sentence, habitual status, enhancements, and later amendments. The 2021 Mississippi Earned Parole Eligibility Act changed parts of that framework. A single statewide percentage cannot answer an individual's Noxubee County case. The Board record and current statute must be checked against the sentence.
The public workflow has several parts. Find the MDOC identity and sentence record first. Ask the Board for the hearing date and outcome next. After an actual release, use the Parolee Search and the Noxubee field office to identify supervision. Finally, obtain the release or discharge record for the event itself. Each source answers a narrower question, which keeps eligibility, approval, release, and supervision from being collapsed into one date.
239 North Lamar Street, Suite 501
Jackson, MS 39201
601-576-3520 or 601-576-3528
Noxubee Supervision Office Details
Noxubee County has a county-specific field office. The MDOC Noxubee Probation and Parole Office is the practical local fallback when the public search does not establish who handles a probation, parole, or PRS case. The official listing names Jason Carney as Community Corrections Director.
No official walk-in hours, check-in schedule, or public reporting routine was found. Call first. Ask which office has jurisdiction or how to request an existing public supervision record. The office may limit personal or operational details, so frame the inquiry around official status and the correct record custodian.
PO Box 347
501 West Pearl Street
Macon, MS 39341
Phone: 662-726-4427
Fax: 662-726-9101
Hours: not published
The official local office page is the source for the Noxubee County supervision address and contact lines.
That listing gives Noxubee County a direct route for office and jurisdiction questions that an online record cannot settle.
Noxubee Reentry Is Not Discharge
The Noxubee County Community Work Center is physically in Macon, yet it is an MDOC state facility. Its residents are not county-jail detainees. MDOC describes minimum-security placement, public-agency work details, counseling, education, religious programming, and gradual reintroduction. A work detail or movement outside the center does not mean custody ended.
An ERS participant can also live in the community while still holding inmate status under MDOC jurisdiction. A CWC transfer, ERS placement, parole release, and final discharge produce different records. Check MDOC Location and Unit fields, the Parolee Search when parole is claimed, and the discharge certificate when sentence completion is the fact that matters.
The MDOC CWC profile documents this local state-custody setting.
The facility's local address should not blur the line between state custody, community supervision, and completed discharge.
Noxubee Supervision Violations and Absconding
Conditions depend on the controlling order and supervision plan. A violation allegation can lead to a court proceeding, a Board action, a warrant, or return to custody. It does not by itself show that supervision ended. Noxubee MEC flags such as Probation Violation Pending, PRS Violation Pending, and MDOC Warrant Issued help locate the right file, but the order or warrant record supplies the legal effect.
No official Noxubee County public absconder list was found. Use MDOC, the court entry, or law enforcement for current verification. Mississippi SAVIN lists abscond supervision and return to custody among its notification types. Those alerts can mark a change, but an alert is not a full warrant file or revocation order.
SAVIN/VINE may also report a transfer, release, temporary movement, escape, or return to custody. Read the reporting agency with the event. A county-jail alert can precede MDOC supervision, and an abscond-related alert can show a new custody change without disclosing the full reason. Pair the notice with the court, Board, or MDOC record that governs the Noxubee County supervision case.
The MDOC detail layout illustrates the supervision fields that can connect a matching record to the responsible officer.
The detail view supports identity and office confirmation, while the court or Board record establishes a violation outcome.
Note: Operational warrant facts may be restricted, so a public status request may yield less detail than the controlling agency record.
Noxubee Supervision Discharge Records
Supervision ends through a formal record, not silence in a search. For probation, look for a discharge or termination order in the sentencing court. For parole or ERS, request the MDOC or Board record that states the status and effective date. A Flat Time Date can help explain the sentence timeline, yet it should not replace a discharge certificate or final order.
Mississippi's public-record process applies to existing records, subject to exemptions and redactions. Ask for the supervision type, start and end dates, office, discharge status, and controlling order or certificate. Include the full name, MDOC number when known, birth date, county, cause number, and a narrow date range. Clear identifiers reduce false matches and keep the request focused.
For MDOC records, telephone calls provide only general or limited information. Written requests go through the MDOC public-record process and may carry actual search, review, duplication, or mailing costs. Ask for an estimate before production. A focused request for an existing discharge certificate, status history, and supervision dates is more useful than asking staff to create a narrative about the case.
Parole eligibility, a scheduled hearing, a favorable Board decision, release from a prison, and discharge from supervision are five separate events. Noxubee County records should be read in that order. The result is a defensible timeline instead of an inference from a name that appeared or vanished online.