Larry Forman
The DUI Guy, Forman & Associates
Mr. Forman has been named in the Nation's Top One Percent Attorney by the National Association of Distinguished Counsel from 2015 to the present year, and has received the coveted SuperLawyers Rising Star Award from 2016 to the present year, as well. Mr. Forman has been crowned as a Top Lawyer by Louisville Magazine and has been inducted as a 'Life Member' into the exclusive 'Trial Masters' club in 2019.
Mr. Forman has had numerous DUI charges amended and dismissed pre-trial, the morning of trial, and had many clients acquitted by a jury, including DUI Second Offenses. Mr. Forman is no stranger to jury trials and will fight for his clients tooth and nail to achieve the best possible result. Call Mr. Forman today to schedule a consultation at 502-931-6788.
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- Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
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- J.D. (2013) | Law
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- B.S. (2010) | Philosophy, Justice Administration
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- Activities: Phi Sigma Tau President, Hillel President
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- Q. How many times can you get a DUI in Kentucky before you lose your license?
- A: Do you mean permanently? The Transportation Cabinet can move to revoke your driving privileges permanently under KRS 186.570. You would be entitled to a hearing to put on your defense, of course, and in my experience that provision is fairly rarely exercised.
For example if it determines that "a person is a habitually reckless or negligent driver of a motor vehicle or has committed a serious violation of the motor vehicle laws." 186.570(d).
Hope this answers your question better.
- Q. Can I be convicted for both a DUI charge and for a refusal to submit to a breath test?
- A: Yes.
The first is a charge for operating a motor vehicle under the influence under KRS 189A.010.
The second is a an implied consent violation under KRS 189A.103.
- Q. Does kentucky law allow dui school online if i'm from another state
- A: Kentucky does not allow you to take classes online anywhere in the country. However, you can take classes in a facility out-of-state that the Kentucky courts have approved of and have that count towards your requirement.