Kentucky law distinguishes theft laws between theft by deception and theft by unlawful taking. Both are, by default, a Class A misdemeanor, but either can become a felony under certain conditions. Generally, the greater the value of the property, the more severe the...
Criminal Defense
How Kentucky’s point system works
Like most states, Kentucky has a point system whereby it assesses a certain number of points against your driver’s license every time you become convicted of a moving violation or pay your traffic ticket without going to court. By the way, in case you did not know,...
What rules will I have if I am on the sex offender registry?
While not every person convicted of a sex crime must register with the state, it is a good idea to understand the process if you face a crime of a sexual nature. In general, though, the Kentucky State Police explain that when your register, you must provide your...