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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

48.027 Appropriations not to be used by state official or agency to challenge

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constitutionality -- Limited exceptions -- Attorney General sole named
respondent in challenge to this section.
(1)Notwithstanding any statute, administrative regulation, or common law to the
contrary, and except as provided in this subsection, appropriations from the
general fund, any restricted fund, the road fund, or any federal funds, whether
for employee time or any other purpose, shall not be expended by an elected
statewide constitutional officer, except the Attorney General, or by any other
state official, employee, or agency, other than the Department of Public
Advocacy in a criminal matter, to bring or support a challenge to the
constitutionality of any legislative act or resolution of the General Assembly.
Nothing in this section shall limit any officer, official, employee, or agency in the
defense of any action brought against him or her by a party with proper
standing.
(2)If the constitutionality of subsection
(1)of this section is challenged through
litigation, the Attorney General shall be the sole named respondent for the
Commonwealth of Kentucky in such litigation and shall consult with the
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