Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney
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The work of the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office in Campbell County, and what it means for victims, witnesses and the public.
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Felony cases in Campbell Circuit Court, from the grand jury through sentencing.
Your rights as a crime victim, what to expect from the prosecutor, and where to find help.
Felony theft, bad checks, card fraud, identity theft and scams: how they are charged and reported.
When unpaid child support becomes a felony in Kentucky, and how those cases reach Circuit Court.
How Kentucky law punishes abuse, neglect and exploitation of vulnerable adults, and how to report it.
How mental illness or intellectual disability can affect competency, defenses and sentencing in a felony case.
When a juvenile felony case can move to Circuit Court, and how youthful offenders are sentenced.
How Kentucky’s felony pretrial diversion program works, who qualifies, and what happens at the end.
What Kentucky grand juries do, how cases reach them, and what serving as a grand juror involves.
Asking a court to order addiction treatment for a relative or friend.
Casey’s Law is handled by the Campbell County Attorney’s Office, a separate office, and its page gives that office’s contact details. For traffic tickets, child support and the other matters that office handles, see who handles what.