24A.010 Jurisdiction of District Court -- Court of record and continuous session.

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(1)The District Court is a court of limited jurisdiction; it has original jurisdiction in all

matters specified in KRS 24A.110 to 24A.130.

(2)The District Court may be authorized by law to adjudicate the actions or decisions

of local administrative agencies, special districts, or boards. Such adjudication shall

not constitute an appeal but an original action.

(3)The District Court has no appellate jurisdiction.

(4)The District Court is a court of record.

(5)The District Court is a court of continuous session. Sessions of the District Court

may be scheduled at such times, including nights, weekends, and holidays, and at

such locations, as may be convenient, subject to the direction of the Supreme Court

by rule or order.