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answered on Oct 31, 2023
If there is a warrant for your arrest out of Kentucky, yes.
I am a law abiding citizen and don't like the postal people seeing the implication that I'm not. Any information on what to do.
answered on Oct 31, 2023
Write them a letter and ask to be removed from their mailing list.
She let them know he was headed out of town to work that she would message him they told her if he don't turn his self in within a few hrs they would issue a warrant after they released him and he couldnt get back that quick it's there fault how can they charge him
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answered on Oct 26, 2023
In Kentucky, if a jail mistakenly releases an inmate early and later realizes the error, they can request the inmate to return to custody. If the inmate doesn't comply, the jail may issue a warrant for their arrest. While the mistake was made by the jail, the responsibility for returning to... View More 
What Will the outcome be in court?
answered on Oct 27, 2023
Most likely probation, depending on your prior criminal record.
When I signed lease there was nothing say I ng I could be charged with this at all
answered on Oct 25, 2023
Depends on the terms of the lease you file and how that squares with the new statute. More info is needed to properly answer your question.
It was a murder case. If granted an appeal can more time be given to him than what he has now.
answered on Oct 14, 2023
No. You cannot appeal. However, what you describe is actually an ineffective assistance of counsel motion CR 11.42 in state court and a 2255 in federal court. You can file this motion.
and judge already set a bond of 10000 without being served etc. charged with engaging in organized crime. what is the chances of getting bond lowered if they know they cant pay that amount. and or how long can they keep them in jail for if they cant afford that bond amount
answered on Oct 13, 2023
If you have no record, the bond may very well be lowered. Criminal syndicate charges are very difficult to make. You could be held in jail until the case is resolved, but that is not likely.
I will be incarcerated and be assigned a PD, but I'll need to have all discovery sent to me for the best chance to win this case. Where online, for KY, can I draw up, have notarized and then register with the state so my son's can act on my behalf without me having to be present and can... View More
answered on Oct 11, 2023
There are any number of form databases on line where you can create a power of attorney in favor of you son.
Could my lawyer file a motion for dismissal??
answered on Oct 7, 2023
A felony may be brought at any time, regardless of when it occurred. No. Your lawyer cannot file a motion to dismiss.
I’ve known about the bench warrant for a month now and am just now able to come up with the cash to get it paid for and the community service complete that goes along with it. I came home today and noticed a Process Server from our local Sheriffs department had left a note to call them on my... View More
answered on Oct 6, 2023
Yes. A sheriff can arrest you. If you call them and ask them what it’s about they’re not going to know where you are and you don’t necessarily have to follow their instructions to turn yourself in. My advice would be to borrow funds and pay the bench warrant.
answered on Oct 5, 2023
It is possible for you to file an Open Records request. Louisville Police are veryslow in replying to these. So basically, you can file an Open Records request for 911 call and body cam but it’ takes time. It is. Supposed to be within three days, but that rule is often violated.
Charged with a felony of wanton endangerment because during self defense of a threat to my life I fired a shot into the ground to scare away my threat
answered on Oct 5, 2023
You’ll have to wait until at least the probable cause hearing to request a dismissal. No such thing is going to happen at arraignment.
If you know someone who has a gun and is currently on felony probation, how would you go about reporting them?
My boyfriend last had court on September 13. What’s the last day that they have to indict while still being in custody? I’m just not sure if it’s 60 days straight or 60 business days.
And call for female officer to search?
answered on Sep 24, 2023
The charges could be just different enough to charge you in both states if they wanted, yes.
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answered on Sep 22, 2023
If you have an active bench warrant against you, you run a significant risk of being arrested if you go to a government office like the DMV to renew your license. Bench warrants are usually entered into a statewide database accessible by law enforcement, including the officials who work in DMV... View More
He in pulaski county ky jail
answered on Sep 21, 2023
Either post the $500 bond or post $1000 property and he will be released with a few hours.
answered on Sep 13, 2023
If you satisfactorily prove that you were not read your Miranda rights, any statement you may have made to police after you were arrested ought to be excluded from evidence at your trial. It does not affect the lawfulness of your arrest or whether you will be found guilty based on other evidence... View More
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