Kentucky HB594 regulates sex offenders' participation in Halloween-related activities involving minors.
Kentucky HB594 introduces a new section to the state's criminal code, specifically addressing sex offenders' participation in Halloween-related activities involving minors. It defines "Halloween-related activity" as events like trick-or-treating, costume parties, or candy distribution occurring within two weeks before or after October. The bill prohibits sex offenders convicted of crimes against minors from participating in these activities.
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