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Kentucky Questions & Answers
Q: I have a smartphone with Google location well Google had told my wife I was on Cherokee dr when I have never been on
1 Answer | Asked in Other for Kentucky on Sep 4, 2015
Answered on Sep 4, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
What you can do is gather your proof and go see a local attorney. You simply have not provided enough information here and need to have a face to face discussion, probably with a family attorney.
Q: A 15 old female wants to hangout and be friends with a 19 year old male. Is there any law against this. Just friends
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Jul 18, 2015
Answered on Sep 2, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
What do the parents say about this? Yes, basically, you must do as your parents say until you reach majority.
Q: a co-worker physically threatened me, can i press charges and get an EPO against her?
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Sep 1, 2015
Answered on Sep 2, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
What happened? That is the very first question the cops are going to ask. You did not give enough facts. Perhaps you should tell the employer about this.
Q: Does vineline have to notify you before an inmate can be released?
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Jul 19, 2015
Answered on Aug 31, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
It probably cannot be a condition precedent to the release.
Q: Who is responsible for a stock certificate?
1 Answer | Asked in Business Law for Kentucky on Jul 1, 2015
Answered on Aug 28, 2015
Adam Studnicki's answer
If it\'s going to cost that much (sounds remarkably steep), it\'s certainly worth an hour consultation with a local business lawyer to determine your rights and options.
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Q: If someone thanks that you took there clothes but don't have any proof and they tell the police what can they do to you
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Jul 21, 2015
Answered on Aug 28, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
Thanks or Thinks? It depends upon the facts. You could get charged with petit theft, perhaps.
Q: I was hurt on the job, & now I get attitude, I have been offered a better job. Could I quit?
Terrence H Thorgaard's answer
I\'m not sure what you mean by getting attitude. But it appears that you should take the better job and also seek worker\'s compensation for the medical expenses incurred as a result of the injury.
Q: I have been babysitting for my neighbor, he told me he would pay me 300 dollars for 3 weeks.
Terrence H Thorgaard's answer
Sue him in small claims court. You should know, however, that if you get a judgment you will still have to collect it to get your money and that might be difficult. Do you know where your neighbor works? Because levying upon a judgment debtor\'s employer is often the best way to collect a judgment.
Q: Is legal for the police to open my door and enter my home, without first informing me they had an arrest warrant?
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Aug 27, 2015
Answered on Aug 28, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
The answer is probably. But what you need to do is certainly to get a local private criminal defense attorney, and perhaps make a solid complaint about this with the proper authority.
Q: I have a theft by deception charge on my police record that states I'm a female and at that point in time there was a fe
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Jul 23, 2015
Answered on Aug 27, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
Hire a private criminal defense attorney.
Q: what they do on shoplifting under 500
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Jul 24, 2015
Answered on Aug 26, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
When you are charged with any crime, you need to secure the services of a private criminal defense attorney. These cases are generally handled by perhaps a diversion program. You need to get to a local attorney to find out how they are handled in your area.
Q: what makes a charge 1st burglary?...and what amount of time does it carry?
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Jul 24, 2015
Answered on Aug 26, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
The facts and the opinion of the prosecutor. Did you mean 1st degree burglary, or 1st burglary, it would be a first burglary if the defendant had no prior burglary charges, obviously.
Q: My son has a misdemeanor for 4th degree assault how does that effect him hunting and buying a gun
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Aug 21, 2015
Answered on Aug 25, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
Generally, a conviction for a misdemeanor will not be an automatic removal of the right to bear arms. But you did not say there was a conviction.
Q: On a pfo charge they are pfo 1 And pfo 2 is the time on those carry 5 and 10. Or is it 10 and 20 years
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Aug 24, 2015
Answered on Aug 25, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
PFO? What does that mean? Look up the statutes on this.
Q: My bond was reduced to 25000 property but before I could bond out they gave me an unsecured bond with h.I.p. how can I
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Aug 24, 2015
Answered on Aug 25, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
Hire an attorney for this and the criminal case.
Q: Loaned a pressure washer and battery charger to someone who then sold it . What can I do?
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Jul 29, 2015
Answered on Aug 20, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
It is probably a crime, report it to the police. You did not give him permission to sell the items.
Q: my brothers ex fiance borrowed his car and won't give it back what are his legal options
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Aug 1, 2015
Answered on Aug 20, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
Why isn't your brother asking this question? Basically, he probably needs to get to an attorney to write a demand letter, perhaps informing his ex that she can be civilly prosecuted for theft, conversion, and replevin.
Q: If my car was stolen, found by the police, and towed by them without consulting me, do I still have to pay them?
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Aug 13, 2015
Answered on Aug 19, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
Yes, you still have to pay them or you will not get the car back.
Q: can you be released on 3 different bonds for the same charge?
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Aug 16, 2015
Answered on Aug 17, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
Hire a local criminal defense attorney. The answers to your questions are yes, most likely.
Q: How can I tell a procecuter I lied to the police without incriminating myself?
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on Aug 14, 2015
Answered on Aug 14, 2015
Robert Jason De Groot's answer
You cannot. Get advice from a local attorney.