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Administrative Office of the Courts, criminal records checks - SB 137; HB 494
Amend title to AN ACTrelating to judgeships - HB 430: HCA(1)
Appeals, bond requirement for punitive damages, revision - SB 316
Attorney members of the General Assembly, continuance of court proceedings during session - SB 182
Chief Justice, authority to administer judicial branch if budget not enacted - SB 15: HFA(4); SB 195: HFA (6); SB 218: HFA (5); SB 223: HFA (5); SB 289: HFA (4),(7)
Child
  • protection, abused or neglected, definition of - HB 170: HFA(3)
  • protection, aggravating circumstances, conditions constituting - HB 170: HFA(2),(4)
  • protection, aggravating circumstances, torture constituting - HB 170: HFA(1)
  • support order for grandparents - SB 218
  • support order, disability payment credit for - SB 224
  • support order, health insurance coverage in - SB 224
  • support order, split custody arrangement for - SB 224
  • support orders, utilization of uniform forms - SB 174
  • support, continuation of while pursuing higher education - HB 217
  • victims, children's advocacy centers, interiews conducted at - HB 237
Children, children's advocacy centers, interviews conducted at - HB 237
Circuit
  • court clerks, guidelines for examination of candidates for office - HB 587
Concealed deadly weapon, where officer of the court may carry - HB 228
Contempt
  • power, reserve to courts - HB 296: HFA(3)
  • power, reserve to the courts - HB 296: HFA(2),(4),(5)
Continuation budget authority for the judicial branch - SB 315: HFA(6); SB 409: HFA (8)
Court
  • designated workers, responsibilities of - SB 322
  • facilities projects, requirements and financing for - HB 734; HB 734: HFA (1)
Disability determination, trial by jury - HB 227: SFA(1)
Dismissed petition for emergency protective orders, expungement of record - HB 125
Domestic violence and rape, training programs concerning - HB 427; HB 427: HCS
Driving under the influence, penalty increase - HB 493
Drug court diversion programs, except from requirements of KRS 533.262 - HB 830
Failure to enact budget, authority of the Chief Justice to administer judicial branch - SB 4: HFA(3),(5); SB 227: HFA (7),(9); SB 309: HFA (4),(6); SB 409: HFA (4),(6)
Family court, amendment - HB 341; HB 341: HCS
Fifty-first Judicial District, additional District Court judgeship, creation - HB 430: HCS
Fine for overweight violations, reinstate $500 maximum, provide rebate - HB 8
Historical and religious documents in public buildings, display of - SB 90
Judge defeated for reelection not to serve as Senior Status Judge in jurisdiction where defeated - HB 439: HFA(1)
Judicial
  • candidate filing papers, requirements added - HB 777: HCS
Jurors, compensation of - HB 230
Jury duty, provisions for - HB 770
Juvenile
  • offenders, prohibition of capital punishment for - HB 311
Kentucky Medical Assistance Program, actions to enjoin violations against the - HB 468
Law enforcement, tobacco products, confiscation from youth for possession of - HB 10: SFA(2)
Libel and slander, technical corrections - SB 407; HB 683
License plate suspension for second and subsequent DUI convictions - HB 197
Licensed marriage and family therapist, examinations and evidence by - SB 196
Mental patient, release of - SB 344
Mentally ill, examination of - HB 667
Notification of proceeding to establish for child of minor child, child support for - SB 218: SFA(3)
Restitution, order for - HB 794: SFA(1)
Reuniting of a Kentucky family, call for - SR 87
Sexually
  • motivated offense, delete determination of - SB 263: SFA(3)
  • violent predators, civil commitment of - HB 220
Task
  • Force, Violence in the workplace, creation of - HCR 139
  • Force, Violence in the Workplace, membership - HCR 139: HFA(1)
Texas courts, reuniting of Kentucky family - SR 87
Wrongful death, prohibition of action by parent for abandoned child - SB 52

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