Jim R. Moye examines the options available to the federal government in its quest to improve the economy and create new jobs through the small business community.
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Court Costs and Kentucky’s Indigent Defendants
Judge Clymer and Kristen Worak argue that the Kentucky Supreme Court has misinterpreted the will of the General Assembly by relieving indigent defendants of any responsibility to pay the Department of Public Advocacy back for defense costs.
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The End of Jural Rights in Kentucky
Greg N. Stivers and Scott D. Laufenberg give the history of the jural rights doctrine, from its birth in the drafting of the current Constitution to its present state, where the authors argue its days are numbered.
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Adverse Domination (Pt. 2)
In the second part of her article on the recent Kentucky Supreme Court decision on adverse domination, Mary C. Garris argues that although the Court’s holding overtly applied to a certain set of statutes, its implications extend to all Kentucky business associations.
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