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What Does a Dismissal Without Prejudice Mean In Louisville Criminal Court?
June 17, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Being arrested for an alleged crime in Louisville can be one of the worst things in your life. It is confusing, stressful, and scary. On the other hand, having your criminal case dismissed can be one of the best days of your life. Generally, when your case is dismissed, it means that the charges are… read more
What Are Your Legal Options If You Hit a Bike Rider With Your Car in Louisville, KY?
May 25, 2022 | Car Accident
Hitting a bike rider with your car in Louisville can cause serious injuries for the bicyclist. A motorist may panic and not know what to do after hitting a bicyclist. Remaining calm and calling for emergency medical services is the first priority. Depending on the situation, you could face criminal charges for hitting a bike… read more
How Far Is 1,000 Feet Within a School Area in Miles?
May 9, 2022 | Sex Crimes
Distance matters in the law. Criminal statutes use distances to draw out bright-line barriers that certain members of the public must obey. For example, sex offenders must follow specific distance guidelines when choosing where to live. However, determining this distance may be a challenge in some cases. Distance measuring formulas and starting and stopping points… read more
KOOL Kentucky Inmate Search: Kentucky State Penitentiary
April 2, 2022 | Kentucky Law
The incarceration of a friend or loved one comes with many reasons for stress and concern. One of the most difficult aspects of a loved one’s incarceration is uncertainty. Once a person enters police custody, there’s minimal communication. You may not even know which facility or city in Kentucky they have been transported to. Trying… read more
5 Easiest Ways to Get Your Criminal Case Dismissed
March 12, 2022 | Criminal Defense
If you’ve been charged with a crime, you are probably panicking and wondering how to get out of this situation. Criminal charges are scary and intimidating. They carry jail time, hefty fines, and they threaten your job and reputation. But not every charge results in the worst-case scenario. An experienced criminal defense lawyer can look… read more
What Does Bar Stand for in the Bar Exam or Bar Association?
February 25, 2022 | Kentucky Law
The US court system, along with some of its terminology, is a source of mystery and myth to a lot of people. One of the most pervasive urban legends about the law is the origins of the term “the bar.” You’ve probably heard of the bar exam and bar association, and you likely know they… read more
Prosecution Tactics in Domestic Violence Cases
February 15, 2022 | Domestic Violence
If you’ve been charged with domestic violence, prosecutors usually have one goal in mind: they want to convict you. The prosecutor may use numerous tactics to achieve that goal. Some prosecution tactics may be underhanded, while a few of the tactics could blatantly violate your civil rights. Understanding prosecution tactics in a domestic violence case… read more
What Happens When a Domestic Violence Victim Doesn’t Want to Press Charges
January 28, 2022 | Domestic Violence
Domestic violence charges are serious offenses in Kentucky. Unfortunately, law enforcement officers often err on the side of caution if they have any reasonable suspicion that someone committed domestic violence. If the police are called to your home for a complaint of domestic violence, you will likely be arrested. In many cases, an arrest for… read more
Breaking Down Attorney-Client Privilege: What it Means and How it Can Affect Your Case
January 25, 2022 | Criminal Defense
A client needs to feel secure when discussing a matter with a criminal defense attorney. They need to know that the information they share with the attorney will not be disclosed to a third party or used against them. Confidentiality is even more essential between a criminal defense attorney and a client. Why should a… read more
Classes of Felonies in Kentucky
December 30, 2021 | Criminal Defense
A felony is the most serious type of crime. These crimes involve a potential prison sentence of over a year. This makes them different from a misdemeanor crime, which are punishable by a maximum sentence of only a year or less of jail. What are the Different Classes of Felonies in Kentucky? There are five… read more