A crime has to be handled where it was committed, not where the defendant resides. Get a private criminal defense attorney in KY for this matter.

Ask the attorney who represented him or go see another for a full discussion about this matter.

Have you read all the applicable statutes? You might start with that since no one has answered your question, and it is not a basic legal question but requires specific knowledge or research to get an answer.

Dating? Perhaps if there is a contributing to the delinquency of a minor factual pattern.

You ask the wrong question. The sol is different from established time periods to take an appeal, which is usually 30 days in most circumstances, it is the time within which the state must file criminal charges.

The chances of doing that are probably very, very slim at this stage, but you need to find out from a private criminal defense attorney locally.

If you are charged with a crime, the best thing to do is hire a private criminal defense attorney to defend you, not to ask if you can sue at this stage.

Your sister committed a theft, and your father received stolen property. Have you called the cops about this?

Common sense tells me that you need to hire a private criminal defense attorney for this.

Go see the court clerk and ask to see the file. Order a complete transcript.

Quite simply, yes. Doing this could subject you to serious criminal and/or civil penalties. You should contact a lawyer licensed to practice in Kentucky.

Yes, you can be charged. After you are charged, the question becomes whether you can be convicted. If the purse was yours, and had your ID or other information establishing it was yours, and someone hid drugs in it, then you will, at a minimum, be questioned when the drugs are found. It would be a... View More

If the recording were done in a conversation where one of the parties to it knew it was being recorded, then it is not legally wrong. Kentucky is a one party consent state. If one party is in a two party consent state, then both parties should know of the recording. If the recording is altered in... View More

Receiving stolen property can either be a felony, or a misdemeanor, depending on the value. If it is a felony, and there is no other issues except the receiving charge, 500 to 10,000 is a class d felony, and carries 1-5 years, 10,000 and up is a class c, and carries 5-10 years. A firearm,... View More

You can always hire an attorney, and have them ask permission to substitute as counsel for the previous attorney. The court may allow it, or may refuse, if the judge believes the substitution should not occur.

Yes, but your problems with your neighbor may get worse while in court. Neighbor disputes are horrible, and usually continue until one of the parties moves away. They are also expensive, and seldom will be taken on a contingency fee by an attorney. The reason they are so bad is because you... View More

Yes. Violation of the terms of probation can always result in revocation.

You should consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney in order to determine any possible defenses to this charge. Check out www.kacdl.net. Prostitution is a Class B misdemeanor punishable with up to 90 days in jail and a $250.00 fine, or both. Depending upon the jurisdiction and your... View More

Harassing Communications is a Class B misdemeanor punishable with up to 90 days in jail, a $250.00 fine, or both. The defendant may qualify for a misdemeanor diversion program depending upon the jurisdiction and prior criminal history.

You may be eligible to petition the court for an expungement pursuant to KRS 431.078. Consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney to determine if you are eligible. Consult www.kacdl.net to find a Kentucky defense attorney in your area.