recommitted to Appropriations & Revenue (H)
Summary
The bill would let victims of dating violence, stalking, sexual assault, or adults on behalf of minors file interpersonal protective orders in either their home county or a county where they have fled. It also creates a 24‑hour filing protocol, allows electronic filing through crisis centers, and gives foreign protective orders the same legal effect as Kentucky orders with specific verification steps. The measure failed and was sent back to the Appropriations & Revenue Committee.
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