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KRS § 160.153 — KY Code / Title XIII / Chapter 160 / Section 160.153
160.153 Purple Star School Program -- Requirements
Status: in_force

160.153 Purple Star School Program -- Requirements.

(1) As used in this section:

(a) "Military-connected student" means a child enrolled in a Kentucky public

school who is a dependent of a current or former member of the Armed

Forces of the United States, the Kentucky National Guard, or any reserve

component thereof; and

(b) "Purple star school" means any public, private, or public charter school

serving any grades of kindergarten through twelfth grade that has committed

to supporting the educational and social-emotional needs of military-

connected students, as identified by the Kentucky Commission on Military

Affairs.

(2) The Kentucky Commission on Military Affairs shall establish the Purple Star

School Program and establish an application, review, and designation process for

eligible schools.

(3) To qualify as a purple star school, the school shall:

(a) Designate a staff member as a military liaison to serve as the point of contact

between the school and military-connected students and their families, whose

duties shall include:

1. Identifying military-connected students enrolled in the school;

2. Determining appropriate services available to military-connected

students;

3. Coordinating programs relevant to military-connected students;

4. Assisting military-connected students in transitioning into or out of the

school;

5. Facilitating optional professional development for staff members on

issues related to military-connected students;

6. Completing a Kentucky Commission on Military Affairs purple star

school questionnaire to provide feedback for program improvements;

and

7. Completing Kentucky purple star school self-paced online training

events, including military youth in Kentucky;

(b) Maintain a web page on the school's website that includes a prominent display

of the Kentucky purple star logo provided by the Kentucky Commission on

Military Affairs, resources for military-connected students and their families,

and information regarding:

1. Relocation, enrollment, registration, and transferring records in the

school;

2. Academic planning, course sequences, and advanced classes available;

3. Counseling and other support services available for military-connected

students enrolled in the school; and

4. Contact information for the military liaison designated in this

subsection;

(c) Host at least one (1) military recognition event annually that connects the

school with the military community; and

(d) Submit an application for designation as a purple star school with the

Kentucky Commission on Military Affairs.
KRS § 421.080 — KY Code / Title XXXVIII / Chapter 421 / Section 421.080
421.080 Evading process prohibited
Status: in_force

421.080 Evading process prohibited.

(1) No person shall leave this state or avoid service of process by any means whatever,

so as to avoid being compelled to testify before any legislative committee or grand

jury.

(2) No person shall procure the absence of a witness for the purpose set out in

subsection (1).
KRS § 218B.125 — KY Code / Title XVIII / Chapter 218B / Section 218B.125
218B.125 Safety compliance facility and safety compliance facility agent -- Permissible actions
Status: in_force

218B.125 Safety compliance facility and safety compliance facility agent --

Permissible actions.

A safety compliance facility or safety compliance facility agent acting on behalf of a

safety compliance facility shall not be subject to prosecution, search except by the cabinet

pursuant to KRS 218B.100, seizure, or penalty in any manner, or be denied any right or

privilege, including but not limited to civil penalty or disciplinary action by a court or

business licensing board, for acting in accordance with this chapter and the cabinet's

administrative regulations to provide the following services:

(1) Acquiring or possessing medicinal cannabis obtained from cardholders or cannabis

businesses in this state;

(2) Returning the medicinal cannabis to cardholders or cannabis businesses in this

state;

(3) Transporting medicinal cannabis that was produced by cannabis businesses in this

state;

(4) The production or sale of approved educational materials related to the use of

medicinal cannabis;

(5) The production, sale, or transportation of equipment or materials other than

medicinal cannabis, including but not limited to lab equipment and packaging

materials that are used by cannabis businesses and cardholders, to cardholders or

cannabis businesses licensed under this chapter;

(6) Testing of medicinal cannabis produced in this state, including testing for

cannabinoid content, pesticides, mold, contamination, vitamin E acetate, and other

prohibited additives;

(7) Training cardholders and cannabis business agents. Training may include but need

not be limited to:

(a) The safe and efficient cultivation, harvesting, packaging, labeling, and

distribution of medicinal cannabis;

(b) Security and inventory accountability procedures; and

(c) Up-to-date scientific and medical research findings related to use of medicinal

cannabis;

(8) Receiving compensation for actions allowed under this section; and

(9) Engaging in any noncannabis-related business activities that are not otherwise

prohibited or restricted by state law.
KRS § 70.273 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 70 / Section 70.273
70.273 Disciplinary and removal procedures by board -- Hearing -- Appeals
Status: in_force

70.273 Disciplinary and removal procedures by board -- Hearing -- Appeals.

(1) The board may remove, suspend, lay off or discipline any deputy sheriff covered by

the provisions of KRS 70.260 to 70.273 on written charges of misconduct preferred

on its own initiative or the initiative of any citizen, but only after reasonable notice

to the accused and after a complete public hearing at which the deputy accused shall

have the right to be present, represented by counsel, and confronted by all of the

witnesses preferring charges against him.

(2) Procedural due process shall be afforded to all deputy sheriffs by the board. The

board shall notify the deputy promptly and in writing of any charges brought against

him by the board or by a citizen. The board shall have the power to issue subpoenas

and to compel the attendance of witnesses, and shall conduct the hearing, as far as

possible, within the Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure. Any deputy who is not

given a hearing within sixty (60) days of any charge being preferred shall be

reinstated in full.

(3) After a full public hearing by the board, the board shall retire into executive session

to discuss the evidence introduced at the hearing and to make its determination and

conclusion. The board in executive session shall not receive any further evidence or

communication from any source, except for legal advice from the board's counsel,

prior to reaching its determination and conclusion.

(4) When an appointment is revoked during the probationary period described in KRS

70.267(5), the action of the sheriff shall be final. In all other disciplinary matters,

the action of the sheriff or the board shall be final, except that any aggrieved person

may, within thirty (30) days after the decision is rendered, appeal to the Circuit

Court of the county in which the board meets. The board shall be named as

respondent, and the county attorney shall represent the board before the court. The

appeal taken to the Circuit Court shall be a review of record by the court.

(5) The provisions of KRS 70.260 to 70.273 shall not apply to any nonsworn employee

appointed by the sheriff pursuant to KRS 70.030, to any special deputy appointed by

the sheriff pursuant to KRS 70.045, or to a deputy in a policy-making or

confidential position excluded from coverage by the ordinance creating the deputy

sheriff merit board.
KRS § 81A.510 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 81A / Section 81A.510
81A.510 Annexation of unincorporated territory in which industrial plants are located -- Public policy stated -- Prerequisites -- Protest and hearing
Status: in_force

81A.510 Annexation of unincorporated territory in which industrial plants are

located -- Public policy stated -- Prerequisites -- Protest and hearing.

(1) The General Assembly, recognizing that the general welfare and prosperity of the

Commonwealth of Kentucky is very greatly dependent upon continued industrial

development and expansion; and, further recognizing that reasonable assurances of

fair treatment will greatly increase industrial development and expansion in

Kentucky, it hereby is declared to be the public policy of the Commonwealth of

Kentucky to encourage the location of new industries and the expansion of existing

industries in Kentucky by prohibiting unfair and unreasonable annexation by

municipal corporations of industries now or hereafter located in unincorporated

areas. However, it is not the intent of the General Assembly to prohibit, restrict or

hamper normal expansion of municipal boundaries if such normal development and

expansion extends to and embraces such industrial properties.

(2) No unincorporated territory in which is located an industrial plant or plants shall be

annexed by any municipality unless such territory is embraced within a broad,

comprehensive plan of annexation. The territory to be annexed shall be contiguous

to the boundary line or lines of such municipality, and the territory or area to be

annexed shall be both compact and contiguous. The number of registered voters

duly qualified to vote in the territory proposed to be annexed shall equal or exceed

fifty percent (50%) of the average number of persons employed by industrial plants

within such territory during the next preceding calendar year, the number of such

registered voters to be determined by taking the total of such voters from the last

closed registration books in the county clerk's office.

(3) Nothing herein shall be construed as prohibiting any municipality from annexing

any industrial plant or plants or its properties if the duly authorized representatives

of such industrial plant or plants consent to or request such action.

(4) Any person or persons within the area proposed to be annexed shall have the right

to file a protest and to have the protest heard and determined as now provided by

existing statutes.
KRS § 198B.062 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 198B / Section 198B.062
198B.062 Mandatory nature of approved construction documents -- Role of on-site inspectors
Status: in_force

198B.062 Mandatory nature of approved construction documents -- Role of on-site

inspectors.

All buildings shall be constructed according to the construction documents approved by

the building official having jurisdiction of the building in accordance with KRS

198B.060. No on-site inspector shall order changes in the construction of a building

which are contrary to the approved construction documents. If an on-site inspector finds

that any part of the construction is contrary to the approved plans, the on-site inspector

may order correction, and if the on-site inspector believes that the approved documents

are incomplete or in violation of the Uniform State Building Code, the on-site inspector

shall refer the matter to the building official having jurisdiction for the approval of the

construction documents. Any approved changes to the construction of the building shall

be recorded with the construction documents before the certificate of occupancy shall be

issued.
KRS § 194A.365 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 194A / Section 194A.365
194A.365 Annual report on committed children -- Contents
Status: in_force

194A.365 Annual report on committed children -- Contents.

The cabinet shall make an annual report to the Governor, the Legislative Research

Commission, and the Chief Justice. The report shall be tendered not later than December

1 of each year and shall include information for the previous fiscal year. The report shall

include, but not be limited to, the following information:

(1) The number of children under an order of dependent, status, public, or voluntary

commitment to the cabinet, according to: permanency planning goals, current

placement, average number of placements, type of commitment, and the average

length of time children remain committed to the cabinet;

(2) The number of children in the custody of the cabinet in the following types of

residential placements, the average length of stay in these placements, and the

average number of placements experienced by these children: family foster homes,

private child care facilities, and placement with biological parent or person

exercising custodial control or supervision;

(3) The number of children in the custody of the cabinet eligible for adoption, the

number placed in an adoptive home, and the number ineligible for adoption and the

reasons therefor;

(4) The cost in federal and state general funds to care for the children defined in

subsections (1) and (2) of this section, including the average cost per child for each

type of placement, direct social worker services, operating expenses, training, and

administrative costs; and

(5) Any other matters relating to the care of foster children that the cabinet deems

appropriate and that may promote further understanding of the impediments to

providing permanent homes for foster children.
KRS § 5.239 — KY Code / Title II / Chapter 5 / Section 5.239
5.239 Thirty-ninth Representative District
Status: in_force

5.239 Thirty-ninth Representative District.

The Thirty-ninth Representative District shall consist of the following territory:

County: Fayette KY (part)

B179 - Fairhaven

B202 - Pinnacle

B204 - Atwood

B209 - Charwood

B210 - Fiddler Creek

B218 - Laurelwood

B221 - Magnolia Gardens

B224 - Windstar

B227 - Silverbell

C179 - Brandywine

C182 - Kenesaw Village

C190 - Amherst

C215 - Four Wynds

County: Jessamine KY (part)

A101 - East Nicholasville #1

A102 - East Nicholasville #2

A103 - West Nicholasville #1

A104 - West Nicholasville #2

A105 - West Nicholasville #3

A106 - Keene Place #1

A107 - Keene Place #2

B101 - Marble Creek #1

B102 - Marble Creek #2

B103 - Marble Creek #3

B104 - The Vineyard

B105 - The Orchard

C103 - Maple Leaf

C104 - S.E. Nicholasville #1

C105 - Southbrook

D102 - Paddock

F101 - S.W. Nicholasville #1

F105 - S.W. Nicholasville #5
KRS § 211.672 — KY Code / Title XVIII / Chapter 211 / Section 211.672
211.672 Definitions for KRS 211.672 to 211.678
Status: in_force

211.672 Definitions for KRS 211.672 to 211.678.

As used in KRS 211.672 to 211.678, unless the context requires otherwise:

(1) "Cabinet" means the Cabinet for Health and Family Services;

(2) "Commissioner" means the commissioner of the Department for Public Health;

(3) "Department" means the Department for Public Health; and

(4) "Secretary" means the secretary of the Cabinet for Health and Family Services.
KRS § 15.242 — KY Code / Title III / Chapter 15 / Section 15.242
15.242 Election law jurisdiction -- Notice to Registry of Election Finance
Status: in_force

15.242 Election law jurisdiction -- Notice to Registry of Election Finance.

The Attorney General shall possess jurisdiction, concurrent with that of county and

Commonwealth's attorneys, to investigate and prosecute violations of the election laws.

The Attorney General, county attorneys, and Commonwealth's attorneys shall notify the

Registry of Election Finance of any investigation or prosecution of alleged election law

violations.
KRS § 383.255 — KY Code / Title XXXII / Chapter 383 / Section 383.255
383.255 Time for filing appeal -- Deposit of money with clerk -- Return of papers or transcript to circuit court
Status: in_force

383.255 Time for filing appeal -- Deposit of money with clerk -- Return of papers

or transcript to circuit court.

(1) If either party conceive himself aggrieved by the judgment of the court, he may file

an appeal within seven (7) days next after the finding aforesaid, and shall deposit

with the circuit court clerk the amount of rent owing and due from the onset of the

forcible entry and detainer proceedings as well as the amount of all future rents, as it

becomes owing and due in each succeeding month during the pendency of the

appeal. The rental moneys collected in this account shall be distributed by court

order at the conclusion of an appeal.

(2) Upon the aggrieved party perfecting his appeal by the payment of moneys into court

pursuant to subsection (1) of this section the court shall stay all further proceedings

on the inquisition, and return the whole of the papers and proceedings, or a fair

transcript thereof, to the office of the circuit court of said county, within ten (10)

days thereafter.
KRS § 164.0405 — KY Code / Title XIII / Chapter 164 / Section 164.0405
164.0405 Annual report to Interim Joint Committees by Council on Postsecondary Education
Status: in_force

164.0405 Annual report to Interim Joint Committees by Council on Postsecondary

Education.

(1) The council shall submit a written report to the Interim Joint Committee on

Education, the Interim Joint Committee on Health Services, and the Interim Joint

Committee on Appropriations and Revenue Budget Review Subcommittee on

Education no later than December 1 of each year. The report shall include:

(a) A detailed summary of the council's costs throughout the year;

(b) Legislative recommendations to help grow and strengthen the education and

training pipeline of healthcare professions within Kentucky;

(c) A detailed overview of the Kentucky healthcare workforce investment fund,

including an accounting of all moneys raised and expended;

(d) A detailed analysis of healthcare training scholarships awarded pursuant to

KRS 164.0403, including but not limited to:

1. The criteria used to award the scholarships;

2. The number of scholarships awarded and the amount of each

scholarship;

3. An overview of the demographic information of scholarship recipients,

including the county of residence;

4. The names of the healthcare programs with scholarship recipients and

the type of eligible healthcare credential corresponding to each program;

and

5. To the extent available, student and program outcomes, including but

not limited to:

a. Graduation rates of the healthcare program overall and of

scholarship recipients as compared to an established baseline

within any such program;

b. Employment and employment retention rates of the healthcare

program overall and scholarship recipients; and

c. The workforce participation of program graduates practicing in

Kentucky under an eligible healthcare credential in relation to the

workforce demand and capacity for that specific eligible

healthcare credential; and

(e) A detailed analysis of the number of the healthcare program incentives

awarded pursuant to KRS 164.0404, including but not limited to:

1. The criteria used by the council to award the incentives;

2. The number of incentives awarded;

3. The name of each healthcare program that received an incentive, the

corresponding eligible healthcare credential, and the amount of the

incentive; and

4. The qualifications of each healthcare program that received an incentive

in relation to the criteria identified by the council for awarding the

incentives.

(2) If the report required by subsection (1) of this section is not filed by December 14

of each year, or a later date approved by the Interim Joint Committee on Education

and the Interim Joint Committee on Health Services, any appropriations to the fund

shall be forfeited and any remaining moneys in the fund appropriated by the

General Assembly shall lapse to the general fund. The council shall return any

remaining private moneys to its grantor, prorated as necessary.
KRS § 523.070 — KY Code / Title L / Chapter 523 / Section 523.070
523.070 Previous trial
Status: in_force

523.070 Previous trial.

No prosecution shall be brought under this chapter when the substance of the defendant's

false statement is his denial of guilt in a previous criminal trial.
KRS § 162.250 — KY Code / Title XIII / Chapter 162 / Section 162.250
162.250 Maintenance fund surplus to be transferred to sinking fund
Status: in_force

162.250 Maintenance fund surplus to be transferred to sinking fund.

If a surplus is accumulated in the maintenance fund equal to the cost of maintaining the

building during the remainder of the calendar or fiscal year, as may be provided by the

ordinance required by KRS 162.230, and the cost of maintaining and operating the

building for the succeeding like calendar or fiscal year, the excess over such amount shall

be transferred to the sinking fund.
KRS § 438.190 — KY Code / Title XL / Chapter 438 / Section 438.190
438.190 Warning publication
Status: in_force

438.190 Warning publication.

After the ninetieth day following June 14, 1962, every telephone directory thereafter

published for distribution to the members of the general public shall contain a notice

which explains this law, such notice to be printed in type which is no smaller than any

other type on the same page and to be preceded by the word "WARNING." The

provisions of this section shall not apply to directories distributed solely for business

advertising purposes, commonly known as classified directories.
KRS § 220.250 — KY Code / Title XVIII / Chapter 220 / Section 220.250
220.250 Plan to be accepted and financing fixed by resolution -- Alterations
Status: in_force

220.250 Plan to be accepted and financing fixed by resolution -- Alterations.

Upon the approval of the official plan by the Natural Resources and Environmental

Protection Cabinet the board of directors shall pass a resolution accepting the official plan

as final and fixing all financing, taxes and rentals as authorized by KRS 220.010 to

220.520 necessary for the construction, maintenance, and operation required to place the

plan in effect. After final resolutions are passed fixing the rates and rentals, no alterations

of the plan shall be made except as provided herein and as approved by the Natural

Resources and Environmental Protection Cabinet.
KRS § 42.435 — KY Code / Title VI / Chapter 42 / Section 42.435
42.435 Plaque commemorating Kentucky Congressional Medal of Honor recipients -- Duties of Department for Facilities and Support Services
Status: in_force

42.435 Plaque commemorating Kentucky Congressional Medal of Honor recipients

-- Duties of Department for Facilities and Support Services.

(1) To honor those who have been awarded a Congressional Medal of Honor, the

United States' highest military award for valor in combat, the Department for

Facilities and Support Services shall create a plaque to contain the names of each

Kentucky Congressional Medal of Honor recipient.

(2) The Department for Facilities and Support Services shall be responsible for

selecting a location on the first floor of the New State Capitol for the plaque

required by subsection (1) of this section. The Department for Facilities and Support

Services shall also be responsible for the design, installation, and routine

maintenance of the plaque. The plaque shall be updated by the Department for

Facilities and Support Services within six (6) months of a Congressional Medal of

Honor nomination and approval accredited to the Commonwealth of Kentucky.