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Bribery, integrity duties, corporate offences, public-sector conduct, and penalties. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
35 matching statutes
United States — Kentucky
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People who are lawfully summoned by the General Assembly must attend, bring evidence papers, and testify when required; anyone who bribes or tries to corruptly influence a legislator’s vote is punishable by fine or jail.
United States — Kentucky
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In an election contest, the contestant or contestee may plead that corrupt-practices provisions were violated. Depending on the findings, the contest may fail, the contestee’s nomination or election may be voided, or in a primary a qualifying candidate may be declared nominated.
United States — Kentucky
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A person holding certain corporate books or papers must produce them, appear and testify, or give other material evidence when summoned by a grand jury, or face a Class A misdemeanor.
United States — Kentucky
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This section was repealed; the source notes the former catchline about corrupt action, impersonation, or giving false information.
United States — Kentucky
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This section was repealed in 1972. The repeal note says the former rule concerned candidates defeated in a primary or violating corrupt practice law and an exception for judicial candidates.
United States — Kentucky
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A party may ask the court to vacate an arbitration award, and the court must do so if listed grounds are shown.
United States — Kentucky
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This section makes it an offence to knowingly send false communications over telegraph or telephone lines, or for telegraph/telephone line agents, officers, or managers to withhold paid messages for corrupt, improper, or willfully negligent reasons.
United States — Kentucky
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This section was repealed in 1974.
United States — Kentucky
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Section 6.320 was repealed in 1993.
United States — Kentucky
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This section was repealed in 1978.
United States — Kentucky
1 provisions
Section 122.010 was repealed.
United States — Kentucky
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The Attorney General may refuse to defend a civil action against an employee or former employee if certain factual or interest-based conditions exist, and may delegate that decision-making authority.
United States — Kentucky
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In a contest or recount over a public-question election, the court must determine the correct result, may void the election if it was materially affected by fraud or similar misconduct, and the unsuccessful party may appeal in limited ways.
United States — Kentucky
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The board may file a petition under KRS 201.100 if it has probable cause to believe a child under 18 meets one of several listed conditions.
United States — Kentucky
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Some nomination requirements do not apply to an eligible person serving in the U.S. Armed Forces while the country is at war, and the nomination papers and candidate statement must still be filed as described.
United States — Kentucky
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Fantasy contest service providers must use anti-fraud, age-verification, identity-verification, monitoring, and reporting procedures.
United States — Kentucky
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Local governments must defend and indemnify employees in certain tort actions, and employees must give written notice within 10 days after service of summons and complaint.
United States — Kentucky
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An eligible elector may contest or seek a recount for a public-question election by filing a petition within 30 days, and the court must then manage the case and ballot preservation.
United States — Kentucky
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The Attorney General is the head of the Department of Law, and the department must include the listed major organizational units.
United States — Kentucky
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The board may discipline a credential holder for listed misconduct and may also reinstate a revoked credential after five years if conditions are met.