CRIMINAL MOTOR VEHICLE INS.: COMMONWEALTH V. BLAKELY (SC 5/24/2007)

Posted by Michael Stevens | Jun 7, 2007 | Criminal Law, SCOKY Decisions | 0 |

COMMONWEALTH V. BLAKELY
CRIMINAL: Motor vehicle insurance; non-owner
2006-SC-000313-CL.pdf
PUBLISHED: CERTIFYING THE LAW (SCOTT)
DATE RENDERED: 5/24/2007 (FROM JEFFERSON DISTRICT COURT, HON. ANGELA BISIG)

Upon certification of the law, SC held KRS Chapter 304 does not attach criminal liability upon a non-owner operator of an uninsured vehicle. The amendments made in 2005 do not adequately demonstrate that the General Assembly wanted to change the statutory interpretation of KRS Chapter 304.

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