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Gov Beshear files lawsuit against lawmakers regarding COVID-19 response

Gov. Beshear files lawsuit against lawmakers regarding COVID-19 response By: Web Staff and last updated 2021-02-02 23:27:34-05 FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) â On Tuesday, Gov. Andy Beshear filed a lawsuit to stop lawmakers from restricting his emergency powers that were put in place in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19. INBOX: Governor Beshear to take legal action after General Assembly votes to override his vetoes of bills curbing his emergency powers. @LEX18Newspic.twitter.com/RVjgqKtBIv Mike Valente (@ValenteLEX18) February 2, 2021 The lawsuit was filed shortly after the Kentucky General Assembly voted overwhelmingly to override Gov. Beshear s vetoes of six priority bills of the Republican supermajority. Many of those bills scaled back the power of the governor.

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Beshear files lawsuit to stop lawmakers attack on Kentucky s COVID-19 response

Beshear files lawsuit to stop lawmakersâ attack on Kentuckyâs COVID-19 response On Tuesday, February 2, Gov. Andy Beshear filed a lawsuit to stop lawmakers from stripping the Governor of his ability to implement lifesaving public health measures during the pandemic (Source: Office of the Governor/KET) By Jessica Ladd | February 2, 2021 at 11:36 PM CST - Updated February 2 at 11:37 PM KENTUCKY (KFVS) - On Tuesday, February 2, Gov. Andy Beshear filed a lawsuit to stop lawmakers from stripping the Governor of his ability to implement lifesaving public health measures during the pandemic Just over two months ago, the Kentucky Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, ruled that the Governorâs lifesaving measures were both legal and necessary.

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Lawmakers override Beshear s veto of bill that moves state government cases out of Franklin Circuit Court

Editor s note: This story was updated at 3 p.m. on Feb. 4 to include comments from retired Franklin Circuit Judge Roger Crittenden. The legislature Tuesday overrode Gov. Andy Beshearâs veto of House Bill 3, which will allow civil lawsuits against the state to be heard in the area of original jurisdiction rather than in Franklin Circuit Court. The House voted 71-23 and the Senate 30-7 to override Beshearâs veto. The law goes into effect immediately. Previously, all civil actions involving the commonwealth were assigned to the Franklin Circuit Court judges, currently Phillip Shepherd and Thomas Wingate, because Frankfort is the seat of state government.

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Budget, gambling among issues for lawmakers in 2nd part of session

Budget, gambling among issues for lawmakers in 2nd part of session
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Historical horse racing operations temporarily closing at Red Mile

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