Kentucky Supreme Court Expands Rights Beyond Federal Constitution
In an interesting turn today, the Kentucky Supreme Court bid fellow Kentuckians a Happy Thanksgiving today by decisively recognizing or expanding at … Read More
ACLU Files Class Action Regarding Mandatory Immigration Detention
Our friends at ACLU have filed a class action regarding mandatory detention policies on certain immigrants. Read about it here via the … Read More
Kentucky Supremes Reject Challenge to Guilty Plea Based on Bad Parole Advice
Thursday involved another major re-visit of the scope of the Padilla decision, by the Kentucky Supreme Court. But was this really a … Read More
U.S. Supreme Court: let’s define when your state supreme court can (and can not) grant you more rights than we do.
This term, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on October 29, 2012 (my wedding anniversary, I must add, so I … Read More
Todd Lewis & Khalid Kahloon Present to Children’s Advocacy Physicians
Attorneys Todd Lewis and Khalid Kahloon, of Louisville law firm Kahloon, Pasic & Lewis, will be presenting on Friday, October 11, 2012, … Read More
Kentucky Court of Appeals: Following U.S. Supreme Court, Padilla Gets New Trial in Hardin
In a “where are they now”? moment, the Kentucky Court of Appeals issued a sort of follow-up opinion last Friday regarding one … Read More
Louisville Attorney Discusses U.S. Supreme Court’s Next Immigration Issue
Many know that, two years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court granted possible relief from criminal guilty pleas when the defense attorney failed … Read More
Kahloon, Pasic & Lewis Congratulates Intern Tyler Hitch (“Ty”) on passage of the Kentucky Bar Exam!
Kahloon, Pasic & Lewis today congratulates their intern Tyler Stuart Hitch, who has learned today that he has passed the Kentucky Bar … Read More
Kentucky Court of Appeals Allows Vehicle Drug Search Based on Bad Lane Change, Sidesteps an Issue with Good Faith Searches
In one of a few criminal cases designated to be published last week, the Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed Jefferson Circuit Court’s … Read More
LEWIS AND KAHLOON ON CROSS EXAMINATION AT LBA
Bar members, please join us at the LBA Solo and Small Practice Section this Thursday September 27, 2012 from 11:00 to1:00 PM, … Read More
Kentucky Supreme Court: Facebook and Criminal Juries are Bad Mix
In another case of first impression– and broad interest– the Kentucky Supreme Court today reversed a conviction because of jurors’ potentially accessing … Read More
Kentucky Supreme Court takes dim view of ex parte contacts
Today was rendition day at the Kentucky Supreme Court for September, 2012, and the members of the Court returned a potentially pretty … Read More
