wayne county prosecutor

Kym L. Worthy
Kym L. Worthy
Wayne County Prosecutor
Welcome to the Wayne County Prosecuting Attorney's web site. This website will provide you with information regarding the office as well as your rights should you have the misfortune to be the victim of a crime.

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Kym L. Worthy
Wayne County Prosecuting Attorney

 

 

Wayne County Prosecutor's Office Events

First Wednesday of Every Month
Eastern District Detroit Police Department Community Meeting – held at the Good Samaritan Church on Conner at 7:00 p.m. Contact Detroit Police Department Eastern District Community Policing at 224-5900 for further information.

The Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office is pleased to offer the Change the Culture of Violence Criminal Justice Tour to Wayne County civic groups and/or students.  The tour is designed to introduce citizens to the criminal justice system.  For further information, please contact Darryl Earl at (313) 224-5799.

The Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office softball team – are now two-time back-to-back champions!

Principal Attorney David McClorey, Elder Abuse, was named one of Michigan Lawyers Weekly 2007 Lawyers of the Year.

Principal Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Rodney Hassinger has been asked to serve as 2nd Vice Chair of the Michigan Anti-Car Theft Campaign Committee.  The organization is a coalition of police, prosecutors and the insurance industry.

Congratulations to Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Ken Simon on a difficult victory while serving as a special prosecutor for Monroe County when Monroe County Prosecutor Bill Nichols disqualified himself from the case.  Charles Fackleman was found guilty but mentally ill on two counts of felonious assault and one count each of home invasion and possession of a firearm.  The defendant pulled a loaded gun on the man he held responsible for causing the road-rage accident that killed his 17-year-old son.

APA Jeff Caminsky put together a collection of short stories written by his father, Wallace Caminsky.  As a surprise for his father’s 85th birthday, Jeff published the collection through his publishing company, New Alexandria Press.   Jeff and his father were featured in a recent edition of Hometown Life.  You can see the story at www.hometownlife.com

May 1, 2008
Mary DuFour Morrow, Lead Attorney, Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Unit will present on the Landlord Penalty Law to “BALBOA”, a group of landlords and realtors in the Saginaw, Bay City and Midland area. 

May 1, 2008
Mary DuFour Morrow, Lead Attorney, Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Unit, will be awarded the "Advocate of the Year" award by the Michigan Council for Maternal & Child Health (a state-wide advocacy group for pregnant women, children, and their families) for her work in childhood lead poisoning.

June 4-7, 2008
Fugitive Safe Surrender.  Fugitives are encouraged to attend safe surrender, as a fugitive sweep will take place after the program.  Safe Surrender will be held at Second Ebenezer Church located at 14601 Dequindre (I-75 at McNichols exit), Detroit, MI.  For additional information call 888-377-7233 or visit www.detroitsafesurrender.org.  | See FSS Brochure

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Wayne County Prosecutor
Kym L. Worthy

1200 Frank Murphy
Hall of Justice
1441 St. Antoine
Detroit, MI  48226

Ph: 313-224-5777
Fx: 313-224-0974
DID YOU KNOW...

- That Wayne County Prosecutor Kym L. Worthy is the first female African-American prosecutor ever to serve in Wayne County?

- That the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office staff prosecutes 64% of all serious felony jury trials in Michigan?

- That the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office staff prosecutes 56% of all lesser felony jury trials in Michigan?

- That the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office staff prosecutes 40% of all juvenile cases in Michigan?

- That the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office staff prosecutes 52% of all felony cases in Michigan?

- That the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office is one of the largest legal entities in Michigan?