Decieved me with what they called" religious exemption" but in fact exempted me from accessing my benefits and earning wages health insurance etc. Drug was emergency use authorization only and was clearly and ineffective for stated purpose i claimed it wasn't legal from the... View More 
answered on Nov 4, 2022
Depending on additional facts that need to be developed, you may possibly have a claim for damages for all or part of your loss.
to to get their Constitutional Right heard?
KRS 178.425 .... Section 1983 claim18 U.S.C. § 242 ... Sections 13 and 242
K9 did not smell anything. All this without probable cause.
answered on Sep 11, 2022
Technically, you probably can sue. But practically, it doesn’t appear you have any damages so the recovery would be minimal if any.
I discovered new graves & headstones AFTER I purchased my farm. There is no reservation of a cemetery or mention of any graves in my Deed. Isn't this a violation of my Constitutional Rights? I don't live on this property and I wasn't aware of any of the burials. Do they have a... View More
answered on Aug 31, 2022
No, it’s not a violation of your civil rights. However, if the graves aren’t properly registered, you can probably have the bodies exhumed and moved off your property.
A friend was arrested last week and is still in custody. Court is 8/30, and we need to get a court appointed lawyer, she does not have money to pay for private representation. Can she have access to the arrest report and any other documentation or evidence pertaining to that arrest before going to... View More
A friend was arrested last week, is still in custody. Court set for Tuesday, (8/30/2022). She was charged w/traffic violations that she's guilty of, and won't dispute. The other charges are:
1. tampering with physical evidence
2. possession of meth (1st offense)... View More
answered on Aug 28, 2022
She can ask for court appointed counsel at her first appearance or arraignment. Then her lawyer can ask for the discovery (evidence) after being appointed.
I bought 80 acres in 1981 to build a home at a later date. It also has an old family cemetery on it. There is no mention of a cemetery in the Deed. It's just located in the wooded area in the field.
answered on Aug 2, 2022
No. No more than they had the right to steal the lot and bury the first one.
violation of 4th amendment in Kentucky, no reasonable suspicion no warrant and no probable cause, all recorded on home security, and no evidence was found. search was ordered to former chief of police by local City Manager, who for 3 years openly has made his hatred for myself clear verbally, by... View More
answered on Jul 28, 2022
You need to consult an employment discrimination lawyer and flush out all the facts involved. This is far too complex factually to properly answer here.
A copy of KYIBRS report was given to the accused while he was incarcerated at W.C.R.J. with all identifying information of each victim including ssn, driver's license #, d.o.b., address, and identifying descriptions. Who do I need to contact about this violation?
answered on Jul 27, 2022
Contact The Commonwealth Attorney who is prosecuting the accused.
I took pictures of the County Road Department employees and equipment where they mowed in my hay field and was hiding their tractors and bush hogs in a wooded area in my field.
answered on Jun 16, 2022
Not unless your deed gives the County an easement to use and store in such manner, which is doubtful.
Kenton County ky
I am in California and my parent is in Kentucky. Can I send him the money to purchase a firearm and transfer the weapon over to my name when I come back home?
My landlord messaged me stating that I am responsible for the other tenants dog because I’m the only other tenant that has a dog, that I am responsible to reach out to this tenant and set up a time for us to clean up the entire yard. However, I always clean up after my emotional support dog and I... View More
answered on Feb 15, 2022
Depends on the basis claimed for the writ but probably not likely.
I severed almost 5 years on a 23 year sentence, won my appeal and it went back to circuit Court. I accepted a lesser charge for 3 years and it was marked as time served. But I was also made to do 3 years probation and recently was released without incident. Found papers that every day should have... View More
My question is will it be a he said she said case? He denies the accusations and he was not raised that way. They are both minors, it supposedly happened on a coed trip. She said they were both sleeping and she woke up to his hands on her. She claims she got up quickly and went to the bathroom. He... View More
answered on Dec 8, 2021
Likely it can be handled in juvenile court with it having to be bound over to adult court.
Can I sue this local lawyer for unprofessional conduct he provided a note pad paper scribble on it call it a contract took 1400 dollars for my injury case promised he move it did not an did not even announce are sign into my case showing he was my lawyer at all an I the client had to catch the... View More
answered on Nov 25, 2021
You need to have an independent attorney review your case and determine how to proceed. Whether you can sue the first lawyer will depend largely on whether you have actual damages from his handling of your case.
Also, which State if I remote work permanently in a different state than my employer. I pay state taxes to Kentucky but support Federal Agency in Virginia.
Complaint of violation of Civil Rights Case
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