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Hampton measure to modernize criminal history records, delivered to the Governor
HB 448 updates criminal history sharing to meet federal standards, preserving privacy and avoiding extra costs, enabling Kentucky agencies to respond to authorized background checks.
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Hampton measure to modernize criminal history records, delivered to the Governor
Frankfort, Kentucky – Members of the General Assembly voted to approve HB 448. The measure, sponsored by State Representative Tony Hampton, would clarify and modernize the sharing of criminal history records for federally authorized background checks while maintaining strong privacy protections. HB 448 would allow Kentucky criminal justice agencies to provide criminal history records information to authorized federal agencies conducting basic su…
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