Kentucky HB684 establishes training requirements for constables and deputy constables, including basic and in-service training, and outlines their.
Kentucky HB684 creates a new section in KRS Chapter 70 to establish training requirements for constables and deputy constables. It mandates an 80-hour basic training course and 40 hours of annual in-service training for constables and deputy constables. The Kentucky Law Enforcement Council is responsible for approving and certifying these training courses. The bill outlines specific powers and duties for constables and deputy constables, including serving legal process, executing warrants, and enforcing state motor vehicle laws.
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