Penalty for Complicity 2nd Degree Tics/drugs Unspecified 1st Offense in Ky?

Published April 1, 2014

Question by termite: penalty for complicity 2nd degree tics/drugs unspecified 1st offense in ky?

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Answer by Ben
Kentucky

Trafficking in Controlled Substances (tics) 2nd degree in Kentucky is a Class D felony punishable up to 5 years in prison. In Kentucky, there is no difference in the range of punishment for a person who is complicit and the person who actually commits the crime. The judge imposes a sentence at his/her discretion.

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