Lawrenceburg Criminal Defense Lawyers

If You Are Charged With a Crime in Lawrenceburg You Need Lawyers That Know Criminal Law Front and Back. Our Lexington Based Firm Handles Criminal Cases in Anderson County and Throughout The Bluegrass.

There are few events in life more stressful than being charged with a crime. We have dedicated our careers to defending the accused, and as a result, we know the ins and outs of the criminal code. If you or a loved one have been convicted of a crime contact our Lexington criminal defense attorneys at Baldani Law Group to figure out what to do next. We can listen to the facts and help you decide what is best for you. For most cases in Anderson County, there is no travel fee.

Call us now at (859) 259-0727 or contact us online to schedule an appointment for a consultation.

The Anderson County Courthouse in Lawrenceburg, KY

Address

Anderson County Courthouse
151 S. Main St.
Lawrenceburg, Ky. 40342
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Phone Numbers

Circuit Court:
(502) 839-3508

District Court:
(502) 839-5445

Parking

A parking lot is available behind the courthouse. Handicapped parking is available beside the courthouse. The courthouse is equipped with an elevator.

District Court vs. Circuit Court

In general, the district court presides over traffic cases and misdemeanors and the circuit court hears felony cases. Felony cases tend to originate in the district court at a preliminary hearing (though they can be directly indicted), and are transferred to Circuit Court if probable cause if found at the preliminary hearing and the grand jury chooses to indict. Our Lawrenceburg Criminal Defense Lawyers defend cases in both District and Circuit Court.

District Court Judges

Anderson County is in the 53 District Court District. The other district courts in this district are Shelby, and Spencer County.

District Court Prosecutor

The County Attorney handles prosecution in Anderson District Court. This office handles the prosecution of traffic, misdemeanor and felony preliminary hearings. They offer traffic diversion through their “CATS” program.