Kentucky felony defense resources for individuals facing Class A through Class D felony charges. Felonies carry serious penalties including state prison time, fines, and lasting collateral consequences. Learn how Clark + Harris defends felony cases.
Protecting Your Green Card When Facing Criminal Charges in Kentucky Lawful permanent residents, commonly known as green card holders, enjoy significant rights in the United States, but those rights can be jeopardized by criminal convictions. If you are a green card holder facing criminal charges in Kentucky, the stakes extend far beyond fines and jail … Read more
Can a Kentucky Criminal Conviction Lead to Deportation? For non-citizens living and working in Kentucky, a criminal conviction can trigger deportation proceedings that result in permanent removal from the United States. Understanding which convictions carry deportation consequences and how to avoid them is critical for any non-citizen facing criminal charges. The attorneys at Clark + … Read more
Kentucky Manslaughter Charges: Serious Felonies with Complex Defenses Manslaughter charges in Kentucky are always among the most serious criminal cases a person can face. These cases involve death, carry long prison sentences, and require experienced defense that can navigate both the emotional complexity and the technical legal issues involved. Whether your case is in Louisville, … Read more
Kentucky Burglary Law Has Three Degrees Kentucky classifies burglary into three degrees under KRS 511, each carrying different penalties. Whether you’re facing residential burglary charges in Louisville, commercial burglary in Lexington, or any burglary allegation across Kentucky, understanding the specific degree and available defenses is critical. Clark + Harris provides experienced defense for Kentucky burglary … Read more
Kentucky Robbery Charges Are Serious Felonies Robbery under Kentucky law is theft accomplished through force, threat of force, or the use of a weapon. It’s always charged as a felony, and the penalties are severe — especially for first-degree robbery, which is a Class B felony with a 10-to-20-year sentencing range. Whether your case is … Read more
Kentucky Wanton Endangerment Charges Kentucky’s wanton endangerment statutes punish conduct that creates a substantial danger of death or serious physical injury, even when no one is actually hurt. These charges arise in a wide range of situations — from reckless driving incidents to firearm discharges to other dangerous conduct. Whether your case is in Louisville, … Read more
Sexual Abuse Allegations Require Experienced Defense A sexual abuse allegation is among the most serious criminal matters a person can face. Beyond the potential prison sentence, a sexual abuse conviction carries sex offender registration, permanent reputational damage, and devastating effects on family, employment, and every aspect of life. Whether your case is in Louisville, Lexington, … Read more
Kentucky Heroin Cases: Severe Penalties Require Aggressive Defense Heroin is a Schedule I controlled substance under KRS Chapter 218A, carrying some of Kentucky’s most severe drug penalties. The state’s opioid crisis has made heroin cases a top prosecution priority, and many heroin samples today are mixed with fentanyl, triggering additional enhancements. Whether your case is … Read more
What First-Time Offenders in Kentucky Can Expect Regarding Jail Time Being charged with a crime for the first time is a terrifying experience, and the fear of going to jail is often the most overwhelming concern. If you are a first-time offender in Kentucky, the good news is that jail time is avoidable in many … Read more
Kentucky Cocaine Cases: Serious Felony Exposure Cocaine is a Schedule II controlled substance under Kentucky law, and both possession and trafficking charges carry felony penalties. Whether your case involves powder cocaine, crack cocaine, or distribution activity, the stakes in Kentucky cocaine cases are high. Whether you’re in Louisville, Lexington, or anywhere in the Commonwealth, Clark … Read more