Kentucky does not differentiate between date rape from Rape. KRS 510.040 defines Rape in the first degree as follows:
What is Date Rape?
Is Equal Parenting Mandatory in Kentucky?
No. Under the new Kentucky law, KRS 403.340, joint custody and equal parenting time is essentially a default. Pursuant to statute, it is rebuttable, by a preponderance of evidence. This is a artful legal term that can mean different things to different judges.
Joint Custody & Equal Parenting Time
Kentucky law regarding custody and parenting time has officially been modified effective April 26, 2018. This applies to both wed and unwed parents.
Traffic Ticket in Northern Kentucky
Memorial day is the start of traffic tickets that accompany summer travel. If you received a citation in Boone County, Campbell County, or Kenton County, Kentucky, and are required to appear in Northern Kentucky court, you may want to hire a criminal defense attorney.
Who Are Kenton Family Court Candidates? (updated)
There are two Family Court divisions of the Kenton County Circuit Court. There is no election until 2022 for Division 2 which is held by Christopher Mehling.
What to do if Arrested at CVG Airport
If you have been charged or arrested at CVG Airport, you will likely have your case heard in Boone County, Kentucky. Most charges from CVG are handled in the Kentucky state/county courts.
What Is Felony Fleeing?
In Kentucky, fleeing from an officer is a crime and may be a felony or misdemeanor. The crime becomes a felony charge if, pursuant to KRS 520.095:
Marijuana + Gun = Felony in KY
Many Kentucky criminal defendants who believe that they are only committing a minor misdemeanor when they possess marijuana may also be prosecuted for a felony charge if they carry or possess a weapon.
New KY Custody Laws Enacted
Custody Statute in Kentucky has been modified by law. Effective 4/26/2018, Kentucky legislature has made the following change to the purpose of custody law in KY under KRS 403.110 to include:
When Does Fleeing Become a Felony?
Fleeing and Eluding may be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony under Kentucky law. KRS 520.095 defines the necessary requirements for felony fleeing.
