Monthly Archives: February 2015
What does Tennessee consider to be “mitigating circumstances?”
Sometimes for a criminal defendant in a Tennessee court simply denying any wrongdoing may not be enough, especially if it…
Connection between Kentucky legal limit and breath test refusal
Prosecutors in Kentucky have the upper hand in proving a DUI charge thanks to the addition of an illegal per…
Kentucky Sex Crimes Statutes Eliminate Traditional Defenses
There have been dramatic changes through the years in how society views marriage, gender equality and the relationship of women…
Kentucky Offers Alternatives to Prison in Sex Crimes Cases
A person accused of committing sex crimes in Kentucky faces serious penalties if prosecutors are able to prove that the…
What is “probable cause” to make an arrest?
Anyone who has watched a television crime drama or crime documentary program has likely heard the term “probable cause” being…
What happens during a field sobriety test in Kentucky?
A Bowling Green motorist who has the misfortune of being stopped by a police officer on suspicion of driving while…
Life without parole is not an option for juvenile offenses
The first impression of what could be a juvenile crime is probably joyriding or shoplifting a DVD from a department…
It may look like drunk driving, but is it?
Law enforcement agencies, prosecutors and courts throughout Kentucky do not take drunk driving charges lightly. Those charged and convicted of…
How Kentucky law defines burglary
For many people, the idea of a burglar is someone who breaks into a home for the purpose of stealing…
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