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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

441.085 Violation of regulations prohibited -- Department may seek court order --

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Civil contempt penalty.
(1)No person responsible for the supervision or maintenance of a jail shall knowingly
cause or permit the facility to be operated in violation of the regulations and laws of
this state pertaining to the health, safety, security, and operation of jails.
(2)When the department, pursuant to KRS 441.075, orders a county jailer, if it is
determined he is responsible, or the fiscal court, to correct or eliminate a violation
of any state regulation or law pertaining to the operations and maintenance of jails
and the county jailer or fiscal court does not take corrective action to the satisfaction
of the department within the time specified in the department's order, the
commissioner of the department or his designee may request the Franklin County
Circuit Court to enforce the orders of the department. Any person who refuses to
obey the orders of the court shall be held in civil contempt.
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