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Aliens, law enforcement activity relating to - HB 95
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Availability of facilities and services, technical correction - SB 222
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Boating
 under influence, prerequisites for warrantless arrest - HB 528: HFA (1) under the influence, probable cause after accident - HB 528: HCS violations, penalties for - HB 528 |
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Body armor program, jurisdiction changed to Kentucky Office of Homeland Security - HB 639: HCS
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Certified police officers, enforcement responsibilities, delegated to - HB 439
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Code enforcement boards, civil penalties for violations of ordinances - HB 119
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Confiscated firearms, auction of, permitted uses of proceeds from - HB 639
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Consolidated local governments, police officers' activities involving ballot initiatives - SB 16
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Constables, omnibus revision - SB 6
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Controlled
substances monitoring system, accounts to receive data from - HB 48substances offender registration - HB 96 |
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Correctional officers, mandatory peace officer training - SB 154
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Court security officers, certification requirements - HB 327
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Domestic violence order, prohibit firearm possession, surrender of firearms - HB 353
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Electronic warrants, participation in - HB 674
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Enforcement of immigration law, agreements for - HB 304; HB 553: HFA (1),(5)
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False name or address, giving of to peace officer - HB 78
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FIVCO Area Drug Task Force, urge Congress to maintain funding for - HR 173
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Funding, KLEPF fund salary supplements - HB 309
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Gunshot and stab wounds, reporting of - SB 37
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Interview with child by authorities, recording of, uses - SB 9
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Kentucky Vehicle Enforcement, recognition of accreditation - HR 23
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KLEFP Fund, move administration back to the Justice Cabinet - HB 427: HCS
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KLEPF Funds, Department of Criminal Justice Training to study and report on - HB 80
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Leaving
vehicle unattended, delete prohibition - SB 172vehicle unattended, prohibition on - SB 172: SCS |
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Lineups by law enforcement, conduct of - HB 298
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Marksmanship certification, peace officers, active and retired - HB 645
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Methamphetamine-contaminated
property, establish a tiered response system for - HB 765: HCS property, establishment of assessment process - HB 765: HFA (1) property, post notice of quarantine for - HB 765 |
Missing
impaired adults, improve rescue squads and searches for - SB 125impaired adults, rescue squads and searches for - HB 667; SB 125: HFA (1),(2); HB 667: HFA (1) |
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National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact, ratify - HB 544
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Oaths, retired and senior justices and judges may administer - HB 419
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Officer or employee, Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet, duties - SB 202
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Parking
ordinance, law enforcement exemption - HB 570ordinances, exemptions for law enforcement - HB 192: SCS (1) |
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Police department, city of the sixth class, countywide jurisdiction - HB 287
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Probate fees, estate of officer killed in line of duty, exemption for - HB 567: HCS
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Quarantine of service animals who have bitten humans, exemption for - SB 159
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Report to NCIC required, stolen items with vehicle identification numbers - HB 200
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Service animal quarantine, law enforcement exemption - SB 159: SCS
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Sex
crimes, victims, polygraph prohibited - SB 151offense with minor, electronic communication - HB 367 |
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Tennessee Valley Authority Police officers. statewide jurisdiction, grant of - SB 130
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Urban-county
police and fire department applicants, reinstatement of - HB 436police and firefighters, allow reinstatement of - HB 436: HCS |
