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Kentucky Government Resources

Constitution
Constitution of Kentucky Table of Contents
Judiciary
Kentucky Case Law via Fastcase.com
Law Library Subscribers Only. Includes case law from all 50 states and Federal courts.
Kentucky State Supreme Court
Searchable Supreme Court opinions, including uncitable, unpublished opinions (since 1999)
Supreme Court Docket
Rules & Procedures
Rule Amendments
Justices' Contact Information
Supreme Court Briefs
Supreme Court briefs since 2000, housed at the Chase College of Law, Northern Kentucky University
Kentucky Local Court Rules
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Searchable opinions (since 2003)
Court of Appeals Docket
Judicial Ethics Opinions
Kentucky Court Records Online
Legislature
Kentucky Revised Statutes
Legislative Search Service
Search pre-filed bills, statutes, and administrative regulations.
Kentucky Legislative Record
Bill summaries, bill status, and amendments back to 1998, and 1996 record of action
Past Sessions.
Kentucky Session Law
Includes Acts tables to convert bill numbers, and full text of bills enacted.
Legislative Bill Tracker
Legislative Publications
Free access to research reports, informational bulletins and memoranda
Executive
Administative Regulations
Includes browsable index to code as well as keyword search. Also access to the latest Administrative Register.
Attorney General Opinions
Searchable archive, by year or keyword, since 1993.
State Agency List
Secretary of State Business Databases
Search for current officers, registered agents, or by organization name or ID number, including UCC filings, trademark and business filing forms.
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