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When the police conduct a DUI stop, they are looking for evidence of impaired driving. They may ask you to take field sobriety tests. They may simply ask you questions, and some officers will even ask you if you have had anything to drink that night. They may...
A driving under the influence (DUI) charge in Kentucky can upend your daily life, especially when a license suspension makes it harder to get to work, take care of family or handle basic responsibilities. Fortunately, losing your license does not always have to mean...
When criminal charges are filed, every court date becomes a critical obligation. For Kentucky immigrants, missing a single court date can lead to consequences beyond the courtroom. Immigration authorities monitor criminal court records closely. In some cases, a...
If you are not a U.S. citizen, a criminal conviction can affect more than your criminal record. Depending on the offense, it may impact your ability to remain in the United States, renew your immigration status, obtain lawful permanent residence, or become a U.S....
The police can search your home in a number of different ways. The first is if there is an emergency. For instance, perhaps the police think there is a danger to the public or that someone in the house is actively destroying evidence. Or perhaps they are pursuing a...
Many people are nervous to talk to the police, especially if they are immigrants who may be worried about their status or being deported. At the same time, the police are clearly in a position of authority. People feel like they have to answer any questions that are...
Even one criminal charge can put your green card at risk. In Kentucky, local police often share information with federal immigration officers, so what happens in a county courtroom can quickly reach immigration authorities. Here’s how a criminal charge could affect...
Being placed under arrest can be both overwhelming and frightening. In those tense moments following the arrest, it’s easy to feel confused or unsure of what to say or do next. For immigrants, criminal charges can have additional and serious consequences beyond fines...
Getting pulled over for a traffic violation can feel stressful. If you are working in Shelbyville or Louisville and rely on a work visa or green card, even a first-time offense can create bigger worries. Understanding how traffic laws interact with immigration rules...
The U.S. Constitution provides a number of rights to citizens in this country. Many people don’t know that some of those rights extend to anyone who is on U.S. soil, regardless of their immigration status. The “Miranda rights” are some of the most commonly referred to...