Possession of a defaced firearm: Class A misdemeanor, up to 12 months in jail, a $500 fine, or both. Possession by a felon: Class D felony, up to five years in prison, a $10,000 fine, or both; Class C felony if involving a handgun, with penalties up to 10 years. Unlawful posse...
He has a substantial domestic relations practice, but he has litigated significant cases involving corporations, small businesses, fraud, probate litigation, real estate matters, and felony/misdemeanor criminal cases. Stacey and his assistant are very good about getting back to clients. Whether it be...
Rule 9.36. Since the offense charged in this case was a felony, and an alternate juror was called, the prosecutor was entitled to six peremptory challenges, and defense counsel to nine. Rule 9.40. [Footnote 3] See, e.g., Strauder West Virginia, 100 U. S. 303 (1880); Neal v. ...
Those caught running home games could, technically, be found guilty of a Class B misdemeanor and if home (or bar) games take a profit, operators could face felony charges and up to five years in prison.A number of poker leagues exist in Kentucky, including the Kentucky Blue Poker Crew, ...
License holders who commit a fourth and subsequent offense in a period of 10 years will have the violation treated as a Class D felony and will receive a driving license suspension period of 60 months. Hence, they will have to spend 120 days in prison without probation and pay a service ...
Collins, 45, who draws disability benefits, became emotional as she spoke about her own involvement with drugs; she estimates that she has known about 30 people who have died from opioid abuse. A Trump supporter, Collins said she couldn’t vote for him because she has a felony drug convicti...
In 1973, headlines like this one in the New York Daily News informed America that the Supreme Court had ruled in favor of Jane Roe, an unwed mother who filed suit after seeking an abortion in Texas, which was a felony in that state and many others. The Roe v. Wade ruling determined ...
(6) Theft by deception is a Class D felony, punishable by one (1) to five (5) years in the penitentiary and/or $1,000.00 to $5,000.00 fine. There will be a $50.00 charge for all returned checks. 11. The 6% Kentucky sales and use tax will be charged on each purchase where ...
namely, as stated above, cyberbullying includes online harassment of an individual, which makes it a Class B misdemeanor (“Bullying laws in Kentucky,” n.d.). According to the current Kentucky anti-bullying law, cyberbullying also involves the threat of physical harm, as well as any form ...