Establishes a criminal mediation process in Kentucky Circuit and District Courts.
The bill introduces a new section in Kentucky Revised Statutes to allow parties in criminal cases to request mediation. If all parties, including the victim, agree, the court can refer the case to a qualified mediator. The mediator must meet specific criteria, such as having at least 15 years of experience as a licensed attorney or having completed 40 hours of mediation training. The mediator's compensation is determined by the Court of Justice policies.
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