Jason Riley

In an order on Monday, U.S. District Court Judge Rebecca Grady Jennings ruled “a jury has spoken and this Court cannot and will not disturb its verdict without legal reason.”

But his attorneys filed a motion Friday asking that the report date from the Bureau of Prisons be postponed 60 to 90 days while Hankison appeals his conviction to a higher court, according to court records.

The court of appeals argued “history and tradition relevant to the Second Amendment support Congress’s power to disarm those that it deems dangerous.”

Hardin County Sheriff Jon Ward’s office “was trying to hide from the public that it spent hundreds of thousands of dollars of public money to address officer wrongdoing,” according to First Amendment Attorney Mike Abate.

Joseph Lawson, who stood trial with Houck, was sentenced to 25 years in prison after being convicted of conspiracy to commit murder and tampering with physical evidence.

Houck agreed to let his sister, Rhonda McIlvoy, have full custody of Eli, who is now 12, according to court documents filed on Monday.

Brett Hankison has asked a federal judge to allow him to remain out of prison while he appeals his conviction and sentence of 33 month in prison for using excessive force and violating the civil rights of Breonna Taylor.

The 2022 lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Louisville, claimed Hardin County Sheriff’s deputies used excessive force, lied about it and violated protocol by not having EMS take Alejandro Clarke Jr. to a hospital before he went into cardiac…

The family of Cuqita Boyd wants “justice” for their mother, who was deemed “clinically sober” at the time of her arrest.

Wisam Khalil was brought from Metro Corrections to a holdover area in Jefferson district court and was talking to his attorney about his domestic violence case when he bolted through a door into the courtroom, down an escalator and toward…

A Louisville grand jury on July 30 declined to indict Louisville Metro Police Officer Alyssa Begel on a charge of second-degree manslaughter in the death of 61-year-old Charles Briscoe.

A federal judge dismissed the most serious felony charge — with a maximum sentence of life in prison — Wednesday against Louisville Metro Police officers Joshua Jaynes and Kyle Meany.

Kejaun Jackson was arraigned June 20 on several charges including strangulation and threatening to kill a woman and four children, but he was mistakenly released on home incarceration and is now on the run.

A Nelson County man was indicted on a felony charge of retaliating against a participant in the legal process, specifically the Crystal Rogers murder trial, according to court records.

Prosecutors just released dashcam video and blood test results taken after Smith was charged with DUI and reckless driving.