Kentucky HB868 amends sex offender registration requirements and school employment regulations.
Kentucky HB868 revises the state's sex offender registration laws, requiring registrants to provide detailed personal information and submit to periodic updates. It mandates that schools and nonpublic schools conduct criminal background checks and require clear child abuse and neglect checks for new hires and student teachers. The bill also outlines specific registration periods for different offenses and establishes a public website for registrant information. Additionally, it addresses employment restrictions for school officials and their relatives, ensuring no conflicts of interest.
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