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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

70.282 Provision of security services for Court of Justice, courthouses, and

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courtrooms limited to sheriff and Department of Kentucky State Police --
Exceptions.
(1)No agency of a unit of local government, other than the sheriff, shall provide
security services for the Court of Justice, a courthouse, or a courtroom unless the
provision of the service is specifically authorized by the Kentucky Revised Statutes.
(2)No agency of state government, other than the Department of Kentucky State Police
or the Administrative Office of the Courts, shall provide security services for the
Court of Justice, a courthouse, or a courtroom unless the provision of the services is
specifically authorized by the Kentucky Revised Statutes.
(3)This section shall not preclude any peace officer, upon request of a court security
officer or justice or judge of the Court of Justice, from providing security or law
enforcement service for a specific incident or series of specific incidents.
(4)This section shall not preclude any peace officer from taking law enforcement
action in a courthouse or courtroom upon viewing the commission of an offense, or
upon service of a warrant or civil or criminal process.
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