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A DUI arrest in Kentucky starts two separate clocks at once: one for your criminal case and one for your driver's license. Moving fast gives you a better shot at protecting both. Why timing shapes your Kentucky DUI defense Under Kentucky Revised Statute § 189A.010, it...
Being pulled over on suspicion of drunk driving is difficult, partially because some people don’t know what to expect. Learning a little about drunk driving stops isn’t going to take away the stress of the situation, but it may help you to feel a bit more prepared. ...
Being arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) is potentially the start of some serious problems. A conviction – whether at trial or via a guilty plea – can lead to a range of consequences. Insurers, too, heavily penalize drivers with DUI conviction....
It might seem like a safe and sensible decision to sleep off the effects of alcohol in your car after a night out drinking. However, in Kentucky, you might still face driving under the influence (DUI) charges even though your vehicle was completely stationary....
Facing a felony accusation can be overwhelming and stressful. It is natural to feel uncertain about what happens next – and how the criminal justice process works after formal charges are filed. Understanding the early stages of a felony case can help individuals make...
Anyone facing allegations of theft likely has a number of questions. One of the most common is when does stealing become a felony? The answer often turns on one number. Under Kentucky law, theft offenses are generally graded by the value of the property involved, with...
In Kentucky, people can certainly face a wide variety of drug charges. Even simple possession of many controlled substances is illegal. This begins with illegal drugs, such as methamphetamine or cocaine, but also extends to some prescription medications, which may be...
Every state addresses the loss of voting rights after a felony conviction differently. Maine and Vermont never revoke the right to vote, even while a person serves time in prison. Other states restore it automatically after a person completes a sentence or parole...
Did you know that if you call 911 to get help for someone who appears to be suffering a drug overdose, you typically can’t be charged or prosecuted for your own personal use of drugs if police discover them when they arrive at the scene? Neither can the person who is...
Drivers who are pulled over on suspicion of drunk driving might be asked to take a standardized field sobriety test before a police officer decides to make an arrest. This is a series of physical and cognitive tasks designed to give the officer an indication of...