The Coronavirus/Covid-19 situation has resulted in a vast number of changes in the operation of the criminal justice system. Today, I posted a blog article detailing some of those changes and the challenges they present to attorneys and our clients.
Please read it at https://www.criminaldefenselex.com/news/recent-news/how-has-covid-19-affected-our-criminal-justice-system-
Then give me a call if you need legal help!
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How has COVID-19 affected our criminal justice system?
It’s hard for me to believe, but seven years ago today, I opened my solo law practice. Needless to say, I was quite scared taking the leap, but I was also excited about the prospect of building a reputation as a hard-working, honest and effective criminal defense attorney.
I am so thankful to everyone who has trusted me with their case or with a case for someone they love. I think I’ve succeeded in building the reputation I sought as a young attorney, and I sincerely appreciate all my clients, past and present, who have given me the privilege of serving them.
I know things are scary right now, but we will make it through this. In response to current events, my practice is open, but I am doing my part to minimize contact with others. For that reason, my consultations will be almost exclusively by telephone. If you or someone you know needs help with criminal charges, please call me at 859-242-3487. I will answer the call!
Keep supporting your local businesses and stay safe!
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In my latest blog post, I discuss "How to choose an attorney."
In Kentucky, any attorney can take your criminal case – even if they have no experience as a defense attorney. With that in mind, I pose seven questions to ask before hiring your criminal defense lawyer!
You can read it here: https://www.criminaldefenselex.com/news/recent-news/how-to-choose-an-attorney
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Many of us have become conditioned by countless movies and TV shows to think the police always have to read us our rights. But that's not necessarily the case.
In my latest blog post, I address the question, "The police did not read me my rights, so they have to dismiss my case - right?"
You can read it on my website at http://bit.ly/2Rjr8L9
As of Monday, Nov. 4, 2019, my office will be in Suite 401 at 271 W. Short St. in Lexington. This is SAME BUILDING in which I am currently located, I'm just moving upstairs to make room for a new restaurant in my current location. Same building, different floor!
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