Kentucky HB146 establishes qualifications for victim advocates, including education, experience, and training requirements.
Kentucky HB146 sets qualifications for victim advocates, requiring a bachelor's degree or a high school diploma plus two years of relevant experience. Advocates must complete training on the role of system-based advocates, the unauthorized practice of law, relevant statutes, constitutional and statutory rights of crime victims, and best practices. They must also be at least 18 years old and of good moral character. The bill prohibits advocates from engaging in political activities or the unlawful practice of law.
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