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"The Rush Limbaugh Anti-Doctor Shopping Act of 2004," cite Act as - SB 40: SFA(1)
Airport boards, officers, employees, and responders, immunity and liability for - HB 379
Asset forfeiture funds, disbursement of - HB 477
Capital felony interrogations, require to be recorded, set conditions for use/time for destruction - HB 390: HCS
Capitol felony interrogations, require recording, set conditions for use/schedule for destruction - HB 390: HFA(1)
Cellular telephones, purchase and operation for emergency services personnel - HB 180
Children, lost and missing, "Code Adam" Program - HB 251
Commission on Elder Abuse, membership of - HB 315
Communications, wireless public safety systems - HB 226
Confiscated
  • firearms, disposition of for firearms or equipment - SB 83: HFA(1)
  • firearms, may be exchanged - SB 83: HFA(2)
Controlled
  • substances, electronic reporting, data sharing in system of - SB 14
  • substances, electronic reporting, data sharing in system of - SB 14: SFA(1)
Counterfeit prescription drug, seizure of - SB 180
County
  • consolidation, process for - HB 289
  • police force appointment by county judge/executives, change from 1 year to 4 year contract - HB 156
  • police force contracts, change for 1 year to 4 - HB 156: HFA(1)
Court
  • costs - additional fees for local police departments - HB 413
  • costs - counties without police departments - HB 413: HFA(7)
  • costs - local government public safety funding - HB 413: HFA(6),(8)
Criminal injuries, hospital reporting of - HB 585
Death benefit payments for city police and firefighters - HB 566
Elder abuse, reports of and duties relating to - HB 105; HB 105: HFA (2)
Felony interrogations, require audio or video recording, conditions for use and destruction of - HB 390
Graduate driver's license for teenagers, expansion of - HB 85
Grandfathered peace officer, change of agency authorized - HB 187; HB 187: HFA (1)
KASPER,
  • Commonwealth's or county attorney to request law enforcement data from - SB 14: HFA(3)
  • define which peace officers may request reports - SB 14: HFA(4)
KLEPF, inclusion of state police in - SB 134
Labor organizations, mandatory membership or financial support prohibited, penalty - HB 173
Law
  • enforcement agency, specialized training, when required - HB 368
  • enforcement, duties and responsibilities of officers - HB 715
Lex-Fayette
  • County, resolution urging pay increase for police - HR 250
  • County, resolution urging pay increase for police officers - HR 208
Peace officer training - HB 212
Pensions, medical insurance benefits, third-class cities - SB 235
Police
  • officers and firefighters of an urban-county govmt., collective bargaining, provisions for - HB 572
  • officers, collective bargaining in a consolidated local government, provisions for - HB 570; HB 570: HFA (1)
Search dogs, use of police dogs as - HB 713
U.S. Mint Police, Kentucky peace officer powers for - SB 78; HB 187: SFA (1)
Urban-county, retirement benefits - SB 139: HFA(1),(2),(3)
Wounds, health facility reporting of - HB 585: HCS

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