Kentucky Survivors Push for Stronger Laws | Louisville News
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Kentucky Survivors Push for Stronger Laws | Louisville News
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Survivors of domestic violence in Kentucky are turning their pain into power, pushing for sweeping new laws after enduring horrific abuse. A major win this year made repeat protective order violations a felony, but advocates want more — including GPS tracking for victims and a statewide offender registry that would force dating apps to conduct background checks. While some lawmakers worry these measures create false security, others see them as vital steps in a state ranked second in the nation for domestic violence — with Tennessee’s model offering a blueprint for change.
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