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Gabbard v.Com, 2003-SC-000093-MR -Not To Be Published, Affirming -- PDF -

A Bell Circuit Court jury found Appellant guilty of rape in the first degree, rape in the second degree, rape in the third degree and incest. All of the charges involve GLG, his daughter, and occurred from 1996 to 2000, when GLG was nine (9) through fourteen (14) years old . The trial court sentenced Appellant to twenty-five (25) years incarceration . He now appeals his conviction to this Court as a matter of right. Ky . Const. § 110(2)(b) . Appellant contends the trouble arose in 1996, before GLG's tenth birthday, when GLG's parents discovered she was dating an eighteen (18) year-old boy she had met at church . GLG testified that Appellant sexually molested her beginning in 1996, in the month of her tenth birthday and that the molestation continued until April 2000, when she was fourteen (14) .

Garland v. Com., 1999-SC-000259-MR - Published, Affirming -- PDF -

Appellant, John Roscoe Garland, was convicted by a McCreary Circuit Court jury of three counts of murder and sentenced to death for each count. He appeals to this Court as a matter of right pursuant to Section 110(2)(b) of the Constitution of Kentucky.

Gihon v. Com, 2003-SC-000820-MR -Not To Be Published, Reversing and Remanding -- PDF -

Appellant, Felix Gihon, was convicted of one count of intentional murder and was sentenced to twenty years' imprisonment. He appeals as a matter of right. Because the trial court denied Gihon's motion to strike a juror who strongly indicated that she could not consider finding a lesser-included offense, we reverse the judgment of the Jefferson Circuit Court.

Gillum v. Com., 2002-SC-000415-MR - Not To Be Published, Affirming-- PDF -

Appellant, Jimmy Gillum, appeals to this Court as a matter of right' from his convictions of first-degree wanton endangerment (two counts), first-degree criminal mischief, leaving the scene of an accident, and being a first-degree persistent felony offender (PFO). Appellant was also charged with driving on a DUI suspended license, for which he agreed to plead guilty prior to trial. Appellant was sentenced to various terms for all offenses, but in lieu thereof to a total of twenty (20) years as a first-degree PFO . Finding no reversible error, we affirm Appellant's convictions in full .

Gomar v. Com., 2001-SC-000273-MR; - Not Published, Reversing and Remanding -- PDF -

After a jury trial, Appellant was found guilty of Wanton Murder and his sentence was fixed at twenty (20) years imprisonment. He appeals to this Court as a matter-ofright,' raising several issues, one of which requires reversal of his conviction : the trial court's refusal to admit testimony of past violent acts by the victim . We thus reverse and remand to the Jefferson Circuit Court for a new trial .'

Gregory v.Com, 2003-SC-000230-MR -Not To Be Published, Certifying The Law -- PDF -

This matter arises from three criminal acts involving Appellant, Arthur Gregory, all of which occurred in Louisville. The first occurred on May 17, 2002, when Appellant allegedly robbed the Video Castle on LaGrange Road, while armed with a handgun . The next incident occurred on May 26, 2002, when Appellant allegedly entered and robbed the Bigfoot Food Store on Whipps Mill Road ; Appellant was armed with a handgun once again. The final incident occurred on June 30, 2002, when Appellant, along with an accomplice, allegedly broke into and removed cash from the Sonic restaurant on Shelbyville Road.

Grundy v. Com., 2002-SC-000921-MR - Not Published, Affirming -- PDF -

Appellant, Allan David Grundy, was convicted by a Jefferson County jury of two counts of second-degree rape and being a second-degree persistent felony offender. Appellant was sentenced to nine years on each of the two counts of second-degree rape, enhanced to twenty years on each due to being found a persistent felony offender in the second degree.

Guy v. Com., 2002-SC-000412-MR - Not Published, Affirming -- PDF -

Appellant stands convicted for the kidnapping and first degree sodomy of L.S., a minor child under twelve (12) years of age . Appellant waived jury sentencing, choosing instead to rely upon the Commonwealth's sentencing recommendations . The trial court followed these recommendations, fixing Appellant's punishment at thirty (30) years for the sodomy conviction and ten (10) years for kidnapping, with each sentence to run concurrently.