Office Duties
The McCracken County Attorney represents the Commonwealth in misdemeanor criminal actions. Mr. Boaz is the McCracken County Attorney and he has four assistant attorney's working in his office. Daniel Y. Boaz, McCracken County Attorney
- Monday and Friday-Office consultations with general public
- Wednesday consultations at child support office
- Tuesday, Thursday Court/County Corporate Work
- 1st & 3rd Monday Guardianship Hearings
- 2nd & 4th Monday McCracken Fiscal Court
- 2nd & 4th Wednesday McCracken County Planning and Zoning Commission meetings
Michael Murphy, Assistant County Attorney
- Monday, Wednesday, Friday-Office consultations with general public
- Wednesday - Traffic Court
- Delinquent tax suits
David B. Wrinkle, Assistant County Attorney
- Monday, Wednesday, Friday-Office consultations with general public
- Tuesday DUI arraignments & bench trials
- Thursday Family Court
- Thursday & Friday - DUI jury trials (when scheduled)
Samuel G-R Clymer, Assistant County Attorney
- Monday, Wednesday, Friday-Office consultations with general public
- Tuesday & Thursday - Criminal court arraignments and trials
- Wednesday - Juvenile Hearings
- Monday & Friday - Criminal jury trials (when scheduled)
Linda Jackson, Assistant County Attorney - Domestic Violence
- Monday, Wednesday, Friday-Office consultations with domestic violence victims
- Tuesday & Thursday - Domestic Violence Court
- Monday & Friday - Domestic Violence jury trials (when scheduled)
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Processing Cold Checks |
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Along with the prosecution of misdemeanor crimes, the McCracken County Attorney Office also processes cold checks for local businesses. Merchants can sign up to receive a list of recently issued bad checks. This can be received via e-mail or by fax. Merchants can also print a poster to post in their buisness. This is all done free of charge.
Download a Bad Check Poster [pdf - 20k]
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Filing Complaints |
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You may come into the office for filing complaints or general questions regarding your particular situation. You may schedule an appointment on a Monday, Wednesday or Friday to see one of the attorneys, you may also come to the office, sign in and be seen on a first-come-first-serve basis.
If you come to file a complaint, you should first report the incident to the proper authorities, Paducah Police Department, if the crime was committed within the city limits or McCracken County Sheriff's Department if the crime was committed in the county. If the complaint is a felony, you should make your report with a detective. You must then bring a copy of the police report with you to our office. I will contain the information needed for the attorney to process the complaint.
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