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How the clothes you wear can interfere with field sobriety tests

On Behalf of Michael T. Burns, PLLC | Jun 15, 2026 | DUI

When a police officer pulls you over on suspicion of impaired driving, they may ask you to perform field sobriety tests. However, these tests are not completely foolproof. Your shoes and your clothing can affect your performance on field sobriety tests. Understanding...

Can you refuse a police search during a DUI stop in Kentucky?

On Behalf of Michael T. Burns, PLLC | May 19, 2026 | DUI

If law enforcement pulls you over for suspected driving under the influence (DUI) in Kentucky, you might wonder about your rights regarding these searches. Understanding what you can and cannot refuse could make a significant difference in how the situation unfolds....

Why some Kentucky DUI cases get reduced or dismissed

On Behalf of Michael T. Burns, PLLC | Mar 11, 2026 | DUI

Getting charged with a DUI in Kentucky is a serious event. It can affect your job, your driver's license and your future. However, not every charge leads to a conviction. In some cases, prosecutors may reduce charges or drop them. Understanding the specific laws in...

Can you still drive with an ongoing DUI case in Kentucky?

On Behalf of Michael T. Burns, PLLC | Jan 13, 2026 | DUI

After a driving under the influence (DUI) arrest, one question typically weighs most heavily on a defendant’s mind: Can I still drive? For many, driving is not optional. It supports work obligations, family responsibilities and the basic structure of daily life. A...

What to do if you’re pulled over for DUI in Kentucky

On Behalf of Michael T. Burns, PLLC | Nov 25, 2025 | DUI

Getting stopped for a possible DUI can feel overwhelming. You may worry about your license, your job or your record. Yet you can protect yourself if you know what to do. Here is a clear guide based on Kentucky law and common police practices. Stay calm and follow...

What happens in the first 48 hours after a DUI?

On Behalf of Michael T. Burns, PLLC | Aug 26, 2025 | DUI

A DUI arrest in Kentucky require quick action—especially the first 48 hours. In the crucial days following your arrest, you face important deadlines that will affect your driver's license, your court appearance and your defense. Your release and belongings Police...

How to not aggravate a DUI in Kentucky

On Behalf of Michael T. Burns, PLLC | Jul 1, 2025 | DUI

Getting charged with a DUI in Kentucky is both scary and inconvenient. However, things can still get worse. What you do next can make a big difference. Avoiding certain actions can help keep your situation from getting bad to worse. Understand the best way to handle a...

What is Kentucky’s DUI implied consent law?

On Behalf of Michael T. Burns, PLLC | May 8, 2025 | DUI

When you drive in Kentucky, you agree to submit to a chemical test if law enforcement suspects you are driving under the influence (DUI). This forms part of the DUI implied consent law, which aims to deter impaired driving and ensure public safety. Operating a vehicle...

What happens to a professional license after a DUI in Kentucky?

On Behalf of Michael T. Burns, PLLC | Feb 27, 2025 | DUI

Getting a DUI in Kentucky causes more problems than just fines and losing a driver's license. People with jobs that require a license risk losing their ability to work. Many job licensing boards enforce strict rules, and a DUI often results in punishments, a suspended...

How does Kentucky law address DUI charges for drivers under 21?

On Behalf of Michael T. Burns, PLLC | Jan 7, 2025 | DUI

Driving under the influence (DUI) laws in Kentucky hold drivers under 21 to stricter standards than those for adults. Kentucky’s zero-tolerance approach aims to discourage underage drinking and driving while ensuring accountability for young drivers. What is...

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