Kentucky AG appeals Louisville judge’s reduced sentence for man convicted of sex crimes
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Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman called a judge's sentence for a man convicted of sex crimes an unlawful abuse of judicial discretion and appealed Tuesday to the Kentucky Supreme Court.
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Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman called a judge's sentence for a man convicted of sex crimes an unlawful abuse of judicial discretion and appealed Tuesday to the Kentucky Supreme Court.
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