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One of the fundamental rights protected in the United States is the right to bear arms. This is laid out in the Second Amendment, and the majority of Americans have a right to purchase and own firearms. However, this process is strictly controlled, and there are laws...
It is possible that many of us will be subjected to a traffic stop at some point in our lives. Understandably, traffic stops can put people on edge and make them feel like they are under suspicion of something more -- and they might be. The officer may suspect they’re...
“Police! Open up!” Those are the words that often are followed by people jumping out of windows, flushing evidence and running out the backdoor. To enter the residence, often a search warrant is required. Exceptions include the police being sure a crime is in progress...
The standard for impaired driving is often described as .08%. This is the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit. If you take a test, either a breath test or a blood test, and it comes back at more than .08%, the court is allowed to use the presumption of impairment....
Law enforcement agencies invest significant workforce and financial resources in investigating and arresting suspected drug offenders. What you may not realize, though, is how there are six different state drug charges that prosecutors can charge you with here in...
All American states treat violent crimes resulting in death quite seriously. Kentucky is no exception and has several criminal laws in place governing the state’s response to an unlawful loss of life. As you might expect, a conviction on any charges related to the...
Drunk driving has always been a problem in the United States, and it is also one in Kentucky. Drinking is a way of life in much of the state, especially with so many breweries, wineries and other places to get alcohol. With the Bourbon Trail, there is also the ability...
It’s late, and you had a few more drinks than you should have. Your friends have all left, and you’re smart enough to know that you shouldn’t ever get behind the wheel while intoxicated. You decide to sleep off the liquor in your car and drive home when you wake up....
The Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution grants you the right to own a firearm. However, this right is something the government can restrict or take away if you have a criminal conviction. According to the Kentucky Coalition Against Domestic Violence, federal...