Kentucky HB151 prohibits individuals from falsely claiming to be licensed or certified professionals.
Kentucky HB151 amends the state's laws on licensed and certified professions by adding a new section to the Kentucky Revised Statutes. The bill makes it illegal for a person to use a title, term, or abbreviation that implies they are licensed or certified to practice a profession unless they hold a valid license or certification. A violation of this provision is classified as a Class B misdemeanor.
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