The cop wrote a warning and told me to park the van. I went back to park the van but there was no place to park. There was an adjacent lot and one space which I attempted to park in.He pulled me over and arrested me while he was screaming at me. I called to find out the problem but the DL says they... Read more »
In the state of Kentucky there are multiple reasons a license can be suspended. Failure to appear in court, failure to pay court fines, failure to pay child support etc. There may be something old that has your license suspended but if the Kentucky department of transportation says it is active... Read more »
I've called police to try to remove people from my home because of drug use and activity while I'm at work. Can't get help from the police without leaving work and risking my job. I do have 2 othe kids to support. Military school didn't seem to help, should I just emancipate... Read more »
Yes, unless teen is will to go to inpatient treatment.
Depends on the County and Court.
Me and my girlfriend have a history of domestic violence. The domestic violence order has expired. My conditions of parole do not apply to her. Can we live together?
The history of domestic violence in snd of itself is sufficient for PO to deny it. It doesn’t matter if the DVO has expired nor does it matter that no contact was not a condition of your parole. It is strictly s subjective judgment call by your PO.
I was sitting in my car when two guys shot at my car with a paint ball gun. They were unaware I was in the car at the time and drove into a nearby fast food deive thru. I yelled at them to apologize for what they did and when they rejected that, I blocked them in the drive thru. They then rammed my... Read more »
You can file a claim with their insurance company. You can also sue them. Contact a personal injury lawyer.
I'm on parole in Kentucky. We had a previous domestic incident in 2016. I was convicted of domestic violence against her. I had a DVO put on me. That DVO expired 2 years ago. We are allowed to have contact and she has no felonies or criminal history. Do you think my parole officer would... Read more »
Possibly. You’ll have to ask the PO.
I'm on parole in ky. She had a DVO put on me in 2016. The DVO is expired. The DVO expired 2 years ago. She has no felonies or criminal history. We are allowed to have contact. I'm on parole for a crime not related to this.
I’m not aware of anything that prohibits you from having contact with someone where a DVO is expired. Unless it was renewed, there is not a current enforceable court order.
I overdosed in my car and somebody called parmedics and they Narcan me and police search me after that and charged me with pocession. Thought Overdose Ammunity Law kept charges from being made on a overdose.
Probably not, especially in Lexington. Talk to your lawyer and see if he can convince the prosecutor to help you.
Pocession charges were made on me after I overdosed. How can I get them dismissed because of the Overdose Ammunity Law
Hire an attorney and they should be able to talk to the prosecutor and get the case advanced to an earlier date.
I overdosed in my vehicle and parmedics were called and Narcan me and then the police search me and got me for pocession.
Under most circumstances yes but it depends on the facts. Here is the law..
to KRS 218A.133. That statute reads:
(1) As used in this section:
(a) “Drug overdose” means an acute condition of physical illness, coma, mania, hysteria, seizure, cardiac arrest, cessation of... Read more »
She is on medication for bipolar disorder and had forgotten her medication that day. She was experiencing a mental health episode. She has never been in trouble EVER and is terrified.
At arraignment Defendants plead not guilty about 95% of the time on misdemeanor and felony cases. The prosecutor could make an offer at arraignment to settle the case but typically they will want to subpoena the witness from the store and then make an offer on the second court date.
You were ordered by the court to pay costs, fines, fees, restitution, etc., which is to be paid before a specific date. You must comply with that order or appear in court to explain why payment has not been made.
I done 3 years in prison, won appeal, original crime i accepted 3 years probated. Making it time served. They were supposed to have counted every day served but didn't. After serving the probation I realized I shouldn't have had to do, can I get my fees back and be compensated for serving... Read more »
No.
And stopped. they were both charged with receiving a stolen fire arm by convicted felon one was charged and sentenced to probation or 5 for 5. The other was hit with a pfo but both charged with the same thing when arrested.
I don't understand your question. Are you asking why PFO was charged for one person and not the other? It may have to do with the length of time that has passed since their prior felony. The prosecutor has discretion to enforce the PFO or dismiss it or use it to help negotiate a plea deal.... Read more »
And got rid of it all. I had over $75,000 worth of everything I owned and bought over the past 23 years. I was not notified what so ever, I found out a week later when I drove there to get a few things out I needed and nothing was there anymore.. What can I do about it because that building was... Read more »
Hire a lawyer and sue the storage owner for theft, fraud, conversion, etc.
the property owner just gave the prosecutor a dollar amt no estimate was asked for. I do not feel the public defender did her job in finding all the facts out. this could have easily been a misdemeanor. I am having difficulty securing employment because of the felony
Doubtful the plea can be set aside but you are not a convicted felon under a diversion agreement.
Not likely but depends on charge.
It's a bench warrant for failure to appear I didnt no I had
No. They won’t.
Yes
Probably, yes.
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