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Summary
HB 595 amends Kentucky law to let victims bring civil actions against perpetrators or responsible entities for childhood sexual assault or abuse, with a filing period that extends up to ten years after the victim turns 18. It also requires complaints to be sealed until certain court rulings and limits privilege defenses. The changes apply retroactively and revive previously time‑barred claims for a limited period.
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