Protecting Your Rights And Your Future
Cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security. A defining feature of cryptocurrencies is that they are not issued by any central authority, making them resistant to government interference or manipulation. Cryptocurrencies are...
Statutory rape charges can be life-altering and could lead to sex offender registry if convicted. Statutory rape in Kentucky is usually charged as either Rape in the Third Degree or Rape in the Second Degree, depending on the age of the defendant and the age of the accuser. Fortunately, there are ways to defend yourself. We take a look at…
Clemency is when the state forgives or reduces a criminal conviction. Clemency is an executive power, meaning it can only be exercised by the governor. Section 77 of the Kentucky Constitution states that the governor shall have the power to commute sentences and grant pardons. In order to obtain clemency, you need to apply to the governor’s office. The office…
When the police investigate or arrest you for a crime, you could face consequences that will follow you for the rest of your life. The stigma of a criminal arrest and conviction can stop employers from hiring you and keep landlords from renting to you. If you want to avoid these consequences, you’ll need to defend against your charges. This…
Many of the DUI offenses in Kentucky are charged as misdemeanors. However, a DUI can be charged as a felony depending on your previous criminal history and aggravating circumstances. It is strongly recommended that you seek legal counsel after being charged with drunk driving, especially if you’re facing a felony DUI charge. What are the DUI Charges in Kentucky? DUI…
Criminal trespass is the crime of entering or remaining on a property without permission to do so. There is a distinct difference between criminal trespass and theft crimes. With criminal trespass, you may not have entered or remained on a property with the intent of committing a crime. You can walk onto someone’s property, climb over a fence, or enter…
When a person is convicted of a crime, their punishment may include a prison sentence. The sentence imposed by the court is the maximum length of time the person must serve in prison. However, if the person is eligible for parole, the person may be released from prison before the sentence is complete. The length a person must spend in…
One issue related to driving that is the source of never-ending controversy is whether or not you can legally drive a vehicle while barefoot. This is as true for Kentucky drivers as it is for drivers in any other state. While driving laws can vary from state to state, when it comes to driving barefoot, the law is fairly uniform…
False accusations are a very real problem and can cause lasting damage. We all hope that our justice system is strong enough to keep lies and other false representations from influencing a judge or jury, but that is not always how things work out. In everything from divorce proceedings to personal injury cases to criminal matters, false accusations can alter…