Kentucky Judgment in a Criminal Case (for Organizational Defendants) is a court order issued by a Kentucky court following the conviction of an organization for certain criminal offenses. This judgment determines the consequences for the convicted organization, including fines, restitution, probation, and any other forms of punishment as outlined in the Kentucky criminal code. There are two types of Kentucky Judgment in a Criminal Case (for Organizational Defendants): the Final Judgment and the Interlocutory Judgment. The Final Judgment is the final order of the court and is issued after all appeals have been exhausted. The Interlocutory Judgment is an interim order issued during the course of the proceedings. It outlines the initial consequences for the convicted organization and may be revised following the Final Judgment.