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: Kentucky CasesMultiple errors rejected, including claim to suppress under KRS 610.220 in criminal trial: SHEPHERD V. COM (SC 2/21/2008)
By Michael Stevens
SHEPHERD V. COM
CRIMINAL: Multiple errors rejected, including claim to suppress under KRS 610.220
2006-SC-000450-MR.pdf
PUBLISHED: AFFIRMING
OPINION BY ABRAMSON
DATE RENDERED: 2/21/2008
Digested by Scott C. Byrd
www.olginandbyrd.com
Full post as published by Kentucky Cases on April 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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