Commonwealth v. C.J., a Child; 156 SW3d 296 (Ky., 2005) There is no right of appeal from a Juvenile Court ruling that a case is to be resolved by informal adjustment.
C.M.C. and C.L.C. v. A.L.W.; P.L.S.; and B.R.C.S.,a Minor; S.A.S. and T.L.S. v. A.L.W.; P.L.S.; and M.P.W., a Minor; S.A.S. and T.L.S. v. A.L.W.; P.L.S.; and A.L.W. II, a Minor, 180 SW3d 485 (Ky., App., 2005) Adoption without...
A.W., a Child v. Commonwealth, 163 SW3d 4 (Ky., 2005) KRS 635.060 does not act as a limitation on the length of sentence a Juvenile Court may impose in the appropriate exercise of its inherent contempt powers for...
T.D., a Child v. Commonwealth and D.B., a Child v. Commonwealth of Kentucky; 165 SW3d 480, (Ky.App., 2005) Complaints charging juveniles as habitual truants should have been dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. KRS 159.140 requires the director of...
Wright v. Wright and Fraley v. Fraley, 181 SW3d 49 (Ky.App., 2005) A full evidentiary hearing must be afforded by the Court before entering or denying a DVO.
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