Felonies & Misdemeanors Attorney in Georgetown, Kentucky

Whether you are facing a serious felony or a misdemeanor charge in Georgetown or Scott County, a criminal conviction can follow you for life. Attorney Ashley Larmour provides skilled defense for the full spectrum of criminal offenses in Kentucky, working to reduce charges, negotiate favorable outcomes, or take your case to trial when necessary.

Kentucky Felony Classifications

Kentucky classifies felonies into four classes based on severity. Each carries significant prison time and lasting consequences:

• Class A Felony — 20 to 50 years (or life) imprisonment. The most serious offenses, including murder and first-degree rape.
• Class B Felony — 10 to 20 years imprisonment. Includes first-degree robbery, first-degree assault, and manufacturing methamphetamine.
• Class C Felony — 5 to 10 years imprisonment. Includes second-degree burglary, second-degree assault, and certain drug trafficking offenses.
• Class D Felony — 1 to 5 years imprisonment. The lowest felony class, covering offenses such as theft of property valued at $1,000 to under $10,000, first-degree possession of a controlled substance, and a third fourth-degree assault on a family member within five years (KRS 508.032). See our complete Class D felony guide for penalties, probation eligibility, and expungement.

Common Felony Charges We Defend

• Violent Crimes — Assault, robbery, domestic violence, and weapons offenses
• Sexual Offenses — Charges requiring immediate, aggressive defense to protect your rights and reputation
• Felony Theft — Theft of property valued at $1,000 or more under KRS 514.030
• Drug Charges — Possession, trafficking, and manufacturing of controlled substances

Kentucky Misdemeanor Classifications

Misdemeanors carry shorter sentences but still result in a criminal record that can affect employment, housing, and more:

• Class A Misdemeanor — Up to 12 months in jail and fines up to $500. Examples include fourth-degree assault and theft of property valued at $500 to under $1,000 (theft under $500 is a Class B misdemeanor). DUI has its own penalty scheme under KRS 189A.010: first through third offenses are misdemeanors, and a fourth offense is a Class D felony.
• Class B Misdemeanor — Up to 45 days in jail and fines up to $250. Examples include marijuana possession (small amounts), disorderly conduct, and harassment.

Our Defense Strategy

Attorney Ashley Larmour examines every detail of your case—from the legality of the arrest and search to the strength of the prosecution's evidence. We identify weaknesses in the state's case, file appropriate motions, and develop a defense strategy tailored to achieve the best possible result for your situation.