Judge Lets Henley Defamation Suit Against DeSoto DA Proceed
A judge denied DeSoto County DA Matthew Barton’s request to dismiss the Henley defamation suit filed by school board member Michele Henley, for now.
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DeSoto County DA Billboard: ‘We Don’t Catch and Release’
A new DeSoto County DA billboard on I-55 near the Landers Center tells criminals “We don’t catch and release,” DA Matthew Barton’s latest warning.
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Memphis man sentenced to 18 years for theft from elderly residents
Barton credited the Olive Branch Police Department for building what he called a “bulletproof case.”
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Horn Lake Gang Member Sentenced to 20 Years for Violent 2024 Shooting
The District Attorney’s Office credited the Horn Lake Police Department for their investigation, which was critical in securing the conviction.
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DeSoto DA vows legal action against a “DEI” Judicial Sub-District
While the legislation increases the number of judges serving DeSoto County from three to four next year, Barton argues the structure of the election is flawed.
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Four indicted in $97K DeSoto County welfare fraud case
Investigators emphasized that the four suspects acted independently.
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Barton calls for firing squad executions, repeal of “DEI” Judicial District in 2026 Legislative Agenda
Barton outlined five key initiatives aimed at increasing judicial efficiency, reducing taxpayer costs, and strengthening public safety infrastructure.
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ICE arrests, deports violent offender during Olive Branch court appearance
The District Attorney’s Office said Ambrosio meets the current administration’s deportation criteria.
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Southaven woman sentenced to 25 years for 2023 bludgeoning murder
“If you commit violent crime in DeSoto County, you’re getting real prison time.” – District Attorney Matthew Barton
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Judge recuses from Whiteside case, accuses DA Barton of creating media frenzy
The recusal is being provided to the Mississippi Supreme Court so a new judge can be appointed.
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