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I just found out, by LifeLock, that I have an active court case opened in my name. After calling the Kentucky court system, I was informed the case is regarding a speeding ticket from 2006. I moved to Tennessee in 2004, and now reside in Oregon since 2010. I cannot reasonably be physically present... View More 
Till October dose this voild my divert so I have to pay both or do I only need to worry about my recent one
answered on Aug 25, 2023
They go by the court date on which you were placed on diversion.
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answered on Aug 25, 2023
In Kentucky, the availability and terms of diversion programs can vary depending on the jurisdiction (county) and the specific circumstances of your case. Diversion programs are typically handled at the county level, so they may differ from one county to another. It's important to note that if... View More
I'm on a one-year ends mid September. I got pulled over end of August court date. Ismy until October do I still have to pay both tickets? Or is my one year divert good
answered on Aug 25, 2023
The one year diversion may be terminated (or not) bc of the new ticket. You probably need a lawyer to handle both and resolve both to avoid possible license and insurance issues.
Says a roadblock should have 5 to 6 officers this was During a wensday afternoon on a intersection not known for duis there was no warning indiciations to reduce speed and no announcement of this roadblock in Kentucky made by ksp I received a valid ticket for an expired license (I handed wrong one... View More
I have a clean record but I got into a wreck the day before my drivers test. I didn’t have anyone with me while I was driving home to get documentation to take my test because I didn’t have anyone to take me or ride with me. I got charged with reckless driving and a permit violation. What... View More
answered on Jul 30, 2023
If you only got charged with a permit, violation and reckless, driving, you may not be looking at jail time. If they charged you with driving without an operators license, there is some potential. It also depends on your age and on your driving record. I would hire an experienced criminal defense... View More
I lied about having a permit cause there was 3 police cars Kentucky is church bell im trans I was just wanting to learn I wish I can go back and tell them I was just trying to learn how to drive what will happen in court ? Or the outcome will I be in jail for along time it’s my first ever law... View More
answered on Jul 17, 2023
Probably diversion or some probated time. Not likely any jail time.
Is that legal and is there anything I can do about it
answered on Jul 15, 2023
Your son can provide them proof that the money belonged to him rather than you and you can probably retrieve the money. If not, you may have a wrongful garnishment claim against them.
This cop is the only one that bothers me he's pulled me over multiple. Times he left me in the back of patrol car for 30 min with no air or window down and he turned from I could take u to jail to get out the car u going to jail cause I said I'm going check my phone to see if my GPS was... View More
answered on Jul 9, 2023
Passing in a "no passing zone" and going 82 in a 55 mph posted zone are traffic infractions. You can hire a traffic ticket attorney to represent you. The cop that is "bothering" you is probably assigned to patrol that area for traffic violations, which you admit you are... View More
Officer said he clocked me at 99 in a 70, but I wasn't doing over 85. Like I said I've never had any kind of traffic or speeding violations before.
answered on Jun 28, 2023
Most likely you will not lose your license but you should hire an attorney to make sure you don’t lose them.
The cop said it’s not payable and I have to appear in court. Will it go on my record if it’s currently completely clean? And do I have to hire a lawyer or will the court provide me one? Is it necessary for me to have a guardian with me?
answered on Jun 14, 2023
If it’s 25 over, that is not a suspension ticket but 26 over is suspension level. You should hire a lawyer to protect your censor. Most likely it can be resolved without you losing your license.
answered on May 15, 2023
It means Kentucky has no holds or issues in your license and will not prevent another state from issuing you a drivers license.
answered on May 8, 2023
You might want to hire a lawyer and see about having it diverted and ultimately dismissed.
I was pulled over back in March for no tag, registration and no proof on insurance. The next day after I got pulled over I got new insurance, would a judge dismiss me or charge me a fine or throw me in jail for 90 days?
answered on May 5, 2023
You will likely get a fine and court costs for not having insurance the day you were stopped.
I’m okay with taking the classes and getting some of the points taken away and I don’t really want to go in front of a judge.
answered on May 2, 2023
No. If you pay the ticket, you don’t have to go to court. However, 19 over is a 6 point violation. You might want to consider hiring a lawyer to appear for you and get the charge amended. That way you don’t lose any points and you still don’t have to go to court.
answered on Apr 9, 2023
Send someone to pay them for you and the bench warrant will be recalled.
answered on Apr 8, 2023
You may be able to better than traffic school if your county has a pretrial diversion program.
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