Warrants are either active, served or set aside. You could say that a warrant is "non-active" if it has already been served or set aside by a court.

You say you were "in the line of fire," but nothing in your narrative indicates that any shots were fired or even that guns were drawn. It seems...

Depending on the prosecutor, they may keep the current charge with a small fine and court costs or they could amend to no insurance with fines...

Do you have a question? Fix your lights and present proof at court and it will probably be dismissed. If you are asking if what the officer did is...

You need to discuss this with your lawyer. If you don’t have one, hire one. You are facing up to 5 years in prison.

I agree with my colleagues. You need a worker's compensation attorney NOW.

Bonds are generally for pretrial and presentencing release. If he was sentenced with time to serve, he cannot be bonded out.

Yes you can be charged. The bigger question is whether the charges will stand up to a challenge to suppress the evidence. You need a lawyer.

Kentucky is a title state, meaning that whoever has their name on the title is the legal owner. The exception to this is that if an individual...

This is a math question, not a legal question. 18 X 2 = 36 X .2 = 7.2. Your best bet is go to the Kentucky Online Offender Lookup (KOOL) on the...