Kentucky SB270 amends the state's alcoholic beverage licensing laws to disqualify applicants with certain criminal convictions or revoked licenses.
Kentucky SB270 modifies the state's regulations on alcoholic beverage licenses. It prohibits individuals convicted of felonies from obtaining a license until five years after their conviction, release, or parole. Misdemeanor convictions involving controlled substances after July 15, 1998, also disqualify applicants, except for those renewing pre-1998 licenses. The bill also bars applicants from evading disqualification by using another person's name and mandates state administrators to scrutinize ownership and management of applicants.
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