“March 2015: Total Resettled Refugees Per State, As Percentage of Popul” by Christa Kuntzelman
In Kentucky, we don’t get enough opportunities to be proudly the best. Here we are, though, outshining the South, Midwest, and most … Read More
What is really going on in this case before the Supreme Court involving the Attorney General?
A story ran this weekend under a headline suggesting the Attorney General’s power was threatened with “crippling,” depending on the outcome of … Read More
KPL Welcomes Pakistani Attorney and Leading Woman, Sara Ali
The partners of Kahloon, Pasic & Lewis, join in welcoming Pakistani attorney, journalist and thinker, Sara Ali. Sara Ali is an attorney … Read More
SUPREME COURT TACKLES FACEBOOK & JURORS, PART 2
Does Defense Counsel Have a Duty to Inquire About Facebook Connections? The Kentucky Supreme Court announced a decision in yet another … Read More
KENTUCKY SUPREME COURT: UNANIMOUS VERDICT REALLY MEANS ALL 12
The Kentucky Supreme Court’s criminal law theme for this spring is apparently the meaning of unanimous verdict. Most people think … Read More
KENTUCKY CONSIDERS EXPANDED EXPUNGEMENT FOR FELONIES
Rep. Daryl Owens of Louisville has introduced a bill (which you can read here) which would allow for the expungement of felony … Read More
Protected: KENTUCKY CASE UPDATES FOR JANUARY 25 AND FEBRUARY 1, 2013
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KPL ATTORNEY DJENITA PASIC TALKS IMMIGRATION REFORM WITH WAVE3 TV
KPL’s own renowned employment law expert and partner Djenita Pasic was seen today discussing President Obama’s immigration reform proposal with WAVE3’s Scott … Read More
COURT OF APPEALS LOOKS DIMLY AT BAILIFF COMMENT, BUT DOESN’T REVERSE
In the only case of general interest– if you want to call it even that—from the Kentucky Court of Appeals today, the … Read More
Khalid Tackles Fourth Amendment at 6th Circuit; Kentucky Court of Appeals Update Later Today
KPL’s Khalid Kahloon returned yesterday from the Cincinnati, after an oral argument at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit, … Read More
KENTUCKY COURT OF APPEALS LOOKS AGAIN AT JUROR MISCONDUCT
The Kentucky Court of Appeals today reviewed a case of juror misconduct from Christian County which, if true, should be a little … Read More
KENTUCKY SUPREMES WILL HEAR APPEAL INVOLVING CONVICTED LAWYER BILL AYERS
William Ayers, former Louisville criminal defense lawyer whose Jefferson Circuit Court conviction for tax crimes was reversed by the Kentucky Court of … Read More
