August 11, 2025 | Kentucky Law

Trying to avoid a police officer in Kentucky can result in more than just a traffic ticket. In many cases, it’s treated as a criminal offense that carries serious penalties, including jail time. Failing to comply with law enforcement orders can make the situation far worse, so it’s important to understand what you can and… read more

August 1, 2025 | Kentucky Law

If you’re a defendant facing charges after a fight or a heated argument in Kentucky, it’s helpful to know what the law says about assault and battery. State law does not have a specific statute for battery. Instead, all forms of injuring someone, whether minor or severe, fall under the categories of assault.  Degrees of… read more

July 10, 2025 | Kentucky Law

Exotic pet laws are different everywhere, and what’s allowed in one state might be entirely banned in another. Whatever the reason is that you want to own a sloth, it’s essential to understand Kentucky’s regulations and obtain any required permits before bringing one home so you can avoid becoming a defendant in a criminal matter…. read more

July 4, 2025 | Kentucky Law

In most criminal cases, the state has a time limit for filing charges, called the statute of limitations. Once that time runs out, the case usually can’t move forward. However, in Kentucky, like many other states, murder (and other felonies) are treated differently. There is no statute of limitations for murder and other felony offenses… read more

September 10, 2024 | Kentucky Law

Facing criminal charges as a defendant in Kentucky can feel overwhelming, especially when your actions were intended to prevent a crime. If you’ve been charged after using force during an attempted car theft, it’s crucial to understand the laws surrounding self-defense and property rights in the state.  The Castle Doctrine in Kentucky Kentucky’s laws regarding… read more

June 13, 2024 | Kentucky Law

Kentucky changed its concealed weapons laws in 2019. Anyone over 21 who can lawfully possess a firearm can carry concealed firearms or other deadly weapons without a permit or license. Even though you can carry a concealed weapon without a permit, Kentucky still offers a CCDW (concealed carry deadly weapons) permit. Because most states require… read more

January 22, 2024 | Kentucky Law

With today’s easy access to technology and connectivity, cyberbullying is all too prevalent and has been quite common in recent years. Victims may suffer significant psychological harm from this form of harassment – especially younger generations, for whom virtual communication plays such an integral part of their social lives. People can engage in online actions… read more

November 15, 2023 | Kentucky Law

Disorderly conduct charges carry quite a broad definition as they can involve multiple types of behavior causing inconvenience to others or your surroundings. Understanding the specifics around disorderly conduct charges, the penalties you face, and potential legal defenses is essential.  First-Degree Disorderly Conduct In Kentucky, disorderly conduct is defined by Kentucky Revised Statute 525.055. According… read more

September 8, 2023 | Kentucky Law

Understanding the legal intricacies related to the age of consent and statutory rape can often be complex, but it’s incredibly important. When discussing this topic in Kentucky, one question that often arises is whether Kentucky has Romeo and Juliet Laws. What Are Romeo and Juliet Laws? Romeo and Juliet laws, also known as close-in-age exemptions,… read more

September 4, 2023 | Kentucky Law

Harassment covers a wide range of actions intended to threaten, intimidate, or annoy another person. The charges a person faces for harassment depend on the facts of the case and the types of behavior involved. Because you could be charged with harassment even if you do not intend to harass someone, it is essential to… read more