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BREAKING NEWS: State Rep Derek Lewis found not guilty in DUI trial

Derek Lewis LRC Public Information LONDON - After more than a year following his arrest, a jury found Representative Derek Lewis of the 90th district not guilty for operating a motor vehicle under the influence at the conclusion of his trial in Laurel County District Court Wednesday.   “I expected it quite frankly. From the outset, we maintained his innocence,” Lewis’s attorney, Conrad Cessna, told the Times-Tribune. “I felt the evidence that was presented today was in line with the verdict. I don’t think the Commonwealth’s burden was met, and I think the jury saw that and returned an appropriate verdict.”

Kentucky legislator uses a new Supreme Court ruling in successful DUI defense

Kentucky legislator uses a new Supreme Court ruling in successful DUI defense Joe Sonka, Louisville Courier Journal © LRC Public Information State Rep. Derek Lewis, R-London A Laurel County jury this week found Rep. Derek Lewis, R-London, not guilty of operating a vehicle under the influence, in a case directly impacted by a new Kentucky Supreme Court ruling that is drawing criticism from Attorney General Daniel Cameron. The high court decided April 29 that a person s refusal to submit to a warrantless blood test cannot be used by prosecutors as evidence to prove their guilt or to seek a stiffer penalty. The court ruling also said prosecutors could not introduce the refusal as a way to explain a lack of evidence showing a defendant’s blood-alcohol level was over the legal limit.

Rep Derek Lewis uses new Kentucky Supreme Court ruling in DUI defense

Upcoming events at Ames Free Library

Upcoming events at Ames Free Library COURTESY OF AMES FREE LIBRARY Libraries are one of the best resources a community can provide. They can assist, educate, entertain, and inspire all at once. For me, there is no such thing as popping in quickly to a library. Philip Siegel The Ames Free Library is open for quick browsing, holds pickup and computer use. For more information, email info@amesfreelibrary.org or call 508-238-2000 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays, plus 5 to 8 p.m. Thursdays. Items can be returned in the outside book drop, in front of the handicapped parking spaces. Returned items will be quarantined for at least three days before they are checked in.

Laurelwood Garden Club to co-host Zoom presentation

Community Content “Attracting Birds, Butterflies, Bees and Other Beneficials,” a 90-minute PowerPoint presentation with naturalist and landscaper John Root, will be presented via Zoom on Wednesday, April 21 at 7 p.m. A variety of plants that nourishes these organisms throughout their lifecycles will be discussed, and organic methods for establishing wildlife habitat will also be presented. Handouts will be downloadable, and comments and questions will be welcome at the conclusion of the program. A recording of this event will be scheduled for multiple broadcasts by Fitchburg Access Television and will be accessible at the FATV website via YouTube. Root is a certified Organic Landscaping Professional with a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Oberlin College. He presents gardening and nature interpretation programs throughout New England at local garden clubs, libraries, and other venues. For additional information, contact Root at info@johnroot.net.

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