Phil Patton http://wkyufm.org en Glasgow Paper Continues Fight for Jail Report http://wkyufm.org/post/glasgow-paper-continues-fight-jail-report <p>A newspaper in Barren County is continuing its fight for records of a jail investigation. The Glasgow Daily Times reports that its latest legal filing argues local officials willfully withheld the records and the county should pay the newspaper's legal fees. Thu, 04 Oct 2012 20:29:31 +0000 Glasgow Daily Times 20232 at http://wkyufm.org Barren County Appeals Open Records Decision Involving Newspaper, Jail http://wkyufm.org/post/barren-county-appeals-open-records-decision-involving-newspaper-jail <p>Barren County officials are appealing a judge's order to release an investigative report on the local jail to The Glasgow Daily Times. The newspaper, meanwhile, has asked a judge to hold county officials in contempt for not releasing the document. Thu, 13 Sep 2012 20:21:58 +0000 Associated Press 19136 at http://wkyufm.org Judge: Report on Barren County Jail Must be Released http://wkyufm.org/post/judge-report-barren-county-jail-must-be-released <p>A judge in southern Kentucky has ordered Barren County to release an investigative report on the local jail to The Glasgow Daily Times, but information may be edited out as allowed by law. Fri, 17 Aug 2012 15:45:51 +0000 Associated Press and Glasgow Daily Times 17620 at http://wkyufm.org Decision Expected Soon in Barren County Jail Records Case http://wkyufm.org/post/decision-expected-soon-barren-county-jail-records-case <p>A judge is expected to decide soon whether all notes and recordings taken during an investigation into the Barren County Detention Center are public records and if any of the files will be edited before release. Fri, 10 Aug 2012 15:16:37 +0000 Associated Press 17175 at http://wkyufm.org South-Central Kentucky Judge Says High Number of Plea Bargains Means Low Number of Jury Trials http://wkyufm.org/post/south-central-kentucky-judge-says-high-number-plea-bargains-means-low-number-jury-trials <p>Jury duty: some people like it, a lot of people hate it. Regardless of their thoughts on the issue, many of those who are called for jury duty won&rsquo;t ever take part in a trial. That&rsquo;s at least partly because&mdash;for better or worse&mdash;so many cases result in plea bargains that are arranged by the prosecutors and defense attorneys ahead of time. Tue, 05 Jun 2012 15:20:38 +0000 Kevin Willis 13536 at http://wkyufm.org South-Central Kentucky Judge Says High Number of Plea Bargains Means Low Number of Jury Trials