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The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeal recently voiced skepticism of Kentucky's Certificate of Need ("CON") laws while simultaneously ruling that they met the Fourteenth Amendment's "rational basis" test.

Kentucky’s CON regulation violated their Fourteenth Amendment right to earn a living, served only the illegitimate end of protecting incumbent home healthcare companies from competition, and lacked a rational basis

Kentucky’s CON regulation violated their Fourteenth Amendment right to earn a living, served only the illegitimate end of protecting incumbent home healthcare companies from competition, and lacked a rational basis

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeal recently voiced skepticism of Kentucky’s Certificate of Need (“CON”) laws while simultaneously ruling that they met the Fourteenth Amendment’s...

The Barren County judge cited the "dismal state" of conditions in the local child welfare office, including high turnover and staff vacancies.

(Bloomberg) -- The U.S. Supreme Court revived Kentucky’s defense of a law that would sharply restrict abortion after the 15th week of pregnancy, ruling that the state’s Republican attorney general can take over the case after a Democratic official dropped the matter.

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – The Supreme Court ruled that Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron can continue the defense of a pro-life state law on Thursday.

While Kentuckys Democratic governor would not enforce an abortion ban, the states Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron now can, the high court ruled 8-1.

WASHINGTON (CNS) — The Supreme Court, in an 8-1 ruling March 3, said Kentucky’s Republican...

The Supreme Court, in an 8-1 ruling March 3, said Kentucky's Republican attorney general could continue to defend an abortion restriction meas...