Today's Kentucky Legal Headlines

• Comair: Crew's conduct was factor in crash
  But the airline also said there were many systemic breakdowns that were links in the chain that led to the crash.
• A bad bolt was cause of derailment

  The fiery train derailment in January that forced 500 Bullitt County residents from their homes was set in motion by a single broken bolt, CSX says.
• Notification of parking tickets is challenged

  A fight is brewing over how Metro Louisville officials notify citizens with outstanding parking tickets -- a struggle that the city says pits common sense against the law.
• Clean air - it's the law

  The U.S. Supreme Court, which President Bush has worked furiously to stack, has sent him a stern message: He can't keep ignoring the law about protecting the air we breathe.
• System to tell victims about protective orders

  A new automated system will inform victims within minutes that a civil protective violence order has been served.
• Driving distractions can be deadly

  According to the U.S. Census, Americans are spending an average of nearly an hour a day in their cars, and these long commute times don't always fit with today's busy lifestyles. People are trying to save time by multi-tasking while driving, but many don't realize the risk it can pose to their lives.
• Determined widows advance coal-mine safety
• Landlord takes justice, wife to court over rent
• Free-speech suit against Fletcher to go forward
• Audit raises concerns with 'Unbridled Spirit' contract