Kentucky HB64 prohibits the use of tracking devices without consent and establishes civil actions for violations.
Kentucky HB64 creates new sections in the Kentucky Revised Statutes to address the unauthorized use of tracking devices. It defines "identification device" as any item capable of transmitting personal information and used to track or harass a person. The bill prohibits requiring, coercing, or compelling someone to undergo the introduction of an identification device. It also prohibits installing or placing a tracking device on a person or property without consent. Unauthorized use of a tracking device is a Class A misdemeanor.
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