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Kentucky’s mask mandate legal battle began Wednesday, less than a day after Gov. Andy Beshear imposed an order requiring people to wear masks inside schools and child care centers.
File Eddy Montgomery, who retired as local Commonwealth's Attorney in February, has joined the Kentucky Attorney General's Office as Director of Special Prosecutions. Eddy Montgomery isn't done with prosecuting just yet. Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced Monday he has hired the former Commonwealth's Attorney for Pulaski, Lincoln and Rockcastle counties as the new Director of the Office of Special Prosecutions within the AG's Office. Montgomery replaces Tim Cocanougher, who will continue with the Attorney General's Office on a part-time basis in order to spend more time with h...
View Comments A recent Kentucky Supreme Court ruling barring certain evidence in DUI cases has drawn sharp criticism from prosecutors, with Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron recently filing a petition for a rehearing to reverse the decision. The April 29 ruling, stemming from an appeal of a DUI conviction in 2014, bars prosecutors from introducing to the jury a defendant's refusal to submit to a blood test without a warrant. The high court decision was cited this week in a successful motion to suppress such a refusal by state Rep. Derek Lewis, R-London, who was acquitted Wednesday ...
May 13, 2021 | 5:20 AM * The U.S. Department of Transportation is helping states impacted by the hacking of the Colonial Pipeline. Kentucky is one of ten states to fall under major disaster declarations. The move allows semi drivers to transport overweight loads of gas to interstates. It also allows semi drivers to skirt federal laws on how long they can drive. * Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron issued a consumer alert Wednesday evening, encouraging Kentuckians to report excessively high gas prices to the Attorney General’s office. Attorney General Cameron asks Kentuckians who...
Christian County District Court Judge Foster Cotthoff and state Senator Whitney Westerfield have been selected to serve as members of the Attorney General’s Search Warrant Task Force. Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced the names of the twenty individuals selected by groups that are involved with or are affected by the search warrant process. The representatives include members of the judiciary, legislators, law enforcement, prosecutors, the Public Advocate, local officials, an NAACP representative, and citizen members. Cameron formed the Search Warrant Task Force by Executive Order a...