Brian D. Cook Criminal Law Blog

Do I Need a Lawyer to Make a Plea Bargain in Kentucky?

Monday, August 16, 2010 by Brian D. Cook

Despite what you may see on television or in the movies, deciding to go to trial or enter into negotiations is not an easy decision.  To determine the amount of risk involved in your case, consulting experienced criminal law attorneys in Louisville is probably the wisest course of action.... Read More
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Topic: Criminal Law

Rush To Judgment

Monday, June 22, 2009 by Brian D. Cook

Bahe & Cook, Kentucky criminal defense attorneys, explain the "rush to judgment" theory.  One of the more famous cases utilizing the "rush to judgment" defense is the O.J. Simpson trial, in which lawyers were able to show that law enforcement had already made up their minds before they began their investigation... Read More
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Topic: Criminal Law

Do I need an attorney at my arraignment?

Thursday, June 4, 2009 by Brian D. Cook

An arraignment is where you first appear before a judge and enter a plea of guilty or not guilty.  Bahe & Cook, accomplished criminal defense attorneys in Kentucky, understand criminal law and the process before and after arraignments…... Read More
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Topic: Theft

What goes on a Criminal Record?

Thursday, April 30, 2009 by Brian D. Cook

Bahe & Cook, experienced criminal defense lawyers in Kentucky, explain what goes on your criminal record and how you can have your record expunged.  Any arrest or citation will show up on your criminal record regardless of what happens later in court.... Read More
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Topic: Criminal Law
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