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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

281A.300 Criminal history background check for commercial driver's licenses and

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permits -- Administrative regulations -- Fees.
(a)Any person initially applying for, or renewing, a Kentucky CDL or CLP shall
be required to undergo a state and national criminal history background check
of state and federal wanted or "hot file" records conducted by the State Police.
(b)All initial and renewal application forms for a Kentucky CDL or CLP shall
conspicuously state the following: "STATE LAW REQUIRES A STATE
AND NATIONAL CRIMINAL HISTORY BACKGROUND CHECK AS A
CONDITION OF APPLYING FOR A KENTUCKY CDL. ANY PERSON
WHO REFUSES TO SUBMIT TO A CRIMINAL HISTORY
BACKGROUND CHECK SHALL NOT BE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR,
OR BE ISSUED, A KENTUCKY CDL."
(2)The results of the state and national criminal history background checks shall be
sent to the cabinet for review within seventy-two
(72)hours. An applicant for a
CLP may enroll in a commercial driver training program under the Kentucky
Community and Technical College System or a proprietary school licensed under
KRS Chapter 165A, and may be issued a CLP upon enrollment, however the status
of the applicant retaining the CLP shall not be determined until the results of the
background checks are made available to the cabinet. The cabinet shall inform an
applicant, based upon the criminal history background check, of the applicant's
eligibility to be issued a CLP or CDL. The cabinet shall promulgate administrative
regulations in accordance with KRS Chapter 13A to specify conditions that will
cause a person to be denied a CLP or CDL based upon the person's criminal history
background check.
(3)Any fee charged by the State Police to conduct a criminal history background check
shall be paid by the applicant and shall not be refundable. Any fee charged to
conduct a criminal history background check shall be an amount not greater than
the actual cost of processing the request and conducting the search.
(4)The criminal history background checks required by this section shall be in addition
to any type of background check that may be required by federal statute, rule,
regulation, or order.
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