Kentucky HB733 amends the state's regulations on alcoholic beverage licenses, disqualifying individuals and entities with certain convictions or.
Kentucky HB733 modifies the state's licensing requirements for alcoholic beverages. The bill disqualifies individuals from obtaining a license if they have been convicted of a felony within the last five years, a misdemeanor related to controlled substances within the last two years, or if they are under 21 years old. It also bars those with revoked licenses or convictions under certain statutes from obtaining a license for two years post-revocation or conviction.
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