by John Olash | Apr 17, 2024 | Criminal Defense
A Lexington man has been indicted on a multitude of charges stemming from a violent home invasion and armed robbery that occurred in November 2023, according to Lexington news outlets [1]. This update brings more clarity to the case and highlights the severity of the...
by John Olash | Apr 17, 2024 | Criminal Defense
A recent hit-and-run accident on Preston Highway has tragically claimed the life of a cyclist. Thankfully, an arrest has been made in connection with the incident. According to WHAS11, on Tuesday 4-16-2014 LMPD responded to a report of a pedestrian struck near the...
by John Olash | Apr 17, 2024 | Criminal Defense
Two individuals, Theresa Nolan (19) and Jacob Long (21), have been arrested in Richmond, Kentucky, for allegedly breaking into a church and causing significant damage. The incident, reported by WKYT, highlights the seriousness of vandalism and the potential legal...
by John Olash | Apr 17, 2024 | Criminal Defense
Kentucky’s criminal justice landscape is undergoing a significant transformation with the recent signing of a groundbreaking crime bill. The bill, which encompasses a wide range of measures, is poised to bring about substantial changes in how the state...
by John Olash | Mar 17, 2022 | Criminal Defense
You’ve likely seen a movie or television program with a police officer speaking the infamous line, “You have the right to remain silent…….” What is the purpose of the warning? Does it matter? Your Miranda rights are among the most important rights provided to all...
by John Olash | Mar 17, 2022 | Criminal Defense
A preliminary hearing and probable cause hearing is the same thing. The formal name is a preliminary hearing, the nickname is the probable cause hearing. Once you are charged with a felony you have a right to have a preliminary hearing within ten (10) days after your...