When you are charged with any crime, you need to secure the services of a private criminal defense attorney. These cases are generally handled by perhaps a diversion program. You need to get to a local attorney to find out how they are handled in your area.

The facts and the opinion of the prosecutor. Did you mean 1st degree burglary, or 1st burglary, it would be a first burglary if the defendant had no prior burglary charges, obviously.

Generally, a conviction for a misdemeanor will not be an automatic removal of the right to bear arms. But you did not say there was a conviction.

PFO? What does that mean? Look up the statutes on this.

Hire an attorney for this and the criminal case.

It is probably a crime, report it to the police. You did not give him permission to sell the items.

Why isn't your brother asking this question? Basically, he probably needs to get to an attorney to write a demand letter, perhaps informing his ex that she can be civilly prosecuted for theft, conversion, and replevin.

Yes, you still have to pay them or you will not get the car back.

Hire a local criminal defense attorney. The answers to your questions are yes, most likely.

You cannot. Get advice from a local attorney.

Date? What is your definition of date? Does it include sexual intercourse? If so, perhaps you could get charged with something. If not, then probably not.

Yes, they can, but you are merely a witness, not a defendant.

Date? Yes, most likely. Here is the result of a simple internet search: "a person in Kentucky commits third degree rape by engaging in sexual intercourse when the other person is: under the age of 16 and the defendant is 21 years old or older. under the age of 18 and the defendant is 21 years... View More

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, 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

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

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

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

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