EVERY DEADLINE

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Issuance of the instruction permit

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The new driver

A driver under eighteen may apply for an intermediate license after holding the permit at least 180 days without a listed violation, with 60 supervised hours.

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The date of sentencing

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The person ordered to treatment

A person a court orders to a treatment or recovery program after a possession conviction registers for it within five days of sentencing.

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The start of the treatment program

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The person ordered to treatment

A treatment or recovery program ordered after a marijuana possession conviction lasts no more than ninety days.

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The filing of the motion for review

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The court

A person whose license was suspended at arraignment may move for judicial review, and the court holds it within 30 days after the motion is filed.

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The conviction for driving while suspended

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The driver

Driving on a DUI suspension without an interlock or hardship license is a Class B misdemeanor for a first offense, with another six months of suspension.

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The conviction

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The driver

A first conviction within ten years brings a license suspension of six months without an ignition interlock license.

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The second conviction

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The driver

A second conviction within ten years brings a license suspension of 18 months without an ignition interlock license.

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The third conviction

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The driver

A third conviction within ten years brings a license suspension of 36 months without an ignition interlock license.

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The day the buyer signs

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The buyer

A buyer may cancel a home solicitation sale until midnight of the third business day after the day the buyer signs, by written notice.

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The agency's receipt of the request

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The agency

An agency decides whether to comply within five days, excepting Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays, and notifies the requester in writing.

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The employee's demand

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The employer

An employee not paid on payday is paid on six days' demand, and no employer can secure an exemption.

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The first eligible week of a benefit year

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The worker

The first eligible week of an initial claim is an unpaid waiting week, paid later once the claim's remaining balance is no more than that week's amount.

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The cancellation

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The seller

Within ten days after a home solicitation sale is cancelled, the seller returns every payment and any note; until then the buyer may keep goods delivered.

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The hearing at which the respondent was not served

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The court

If the respondent was not served, the emergency order stays in place and the hearing is reset within fourteen days, again until service is made.

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The employee's last day of work

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The employer

A departing employee is paid in full by the next normal pay period or 14 days after leaving, whichever is later.

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The departed employee's demand

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The employer

A departed employee not paid by the deadline is paid on 14 days' demand, and no employer can secure an exemption.

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The filing of the petition

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The court

When a petition shows domestic violence and abuse, the court summons both parties to a hearing not more than fourteen days away, and any emergency order lasts until then.

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The last day of the pay period

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The employer

An employer pays as often as semimonthly all wages earned to a day not more than 18 days before the payday.

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The Attorney General's receipt of the request and denial

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The Attorney General

The Attorney General issues a written decision within twenty days, excepting Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays, and may extend it in unusual circumstances.

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Mailing of the referee's decision

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Either party

A referee's decision is final unless further appealed within 30 days after it was mailed.

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The mailing of the determination

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Either party

A party may appeal a determination to a referee within 30 days after it was mailed.

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The day the Attorney General renders the decision

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Either party

A party has thirty days to appeal the decision to Circuit Court; without an appeal, it has the force and effect of law.

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The filing of the complaint

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The commission

The commission decides within 30 days after a complaint is filed whether there is probable cause to believe a violation occurred.

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The day the spouses begin living apart

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Both spouses

No divorce decree is entered until the parties have lived apart for 60 days, which can be under the same roof without sexual cohabitation.

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Service of the summons, a warning order attorney's appointment, or the other spouse's appearance, whichever is first

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The court

In a divorce with minor children of the marriage, no testimony other than on temporary motions is heard until sixty days have passed.

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The discharge

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The discharged employee

An employee fired for jury service may sue within 90 days for lost wages and reinstatement with full seniority and benefits.

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The admission of the will to probate

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The surviving spouse

The spouse's acknowledged release of what the will gives is filed within six months after probate to take the statutory share; a will contest moves the start to its end.

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The discriminatory practice

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The person harmed

A complaint to the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights is filed within 180 days after the practice.

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Delivery of the new vehicle to the buyer

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The manufacturer

A warranty defect not repaired after a reasonable number of attempts in the first 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever is earlier, is reported in writing and opens the remedies.

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The end of the Attorney General's action

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The buyer

Where the Attorney General acted, a consumer suit may be brought within one year after that action ends, if that is later than two years after the violation.

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The day the cause of action accrued

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The injured person

An action for an injury to the person, libel or slander, or malpractice by a physician or licensed hospital is brought within one year after it accrued.

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The last payment of income benefits

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The injured worker

If income benefits were paid, the application is due within two years after they stop, or two years after the accident, whichever is later.

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The accident

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The injured worker

An application for adjustment of claim is filed within two years after the accident, or two years after a death.

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The violation

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The buyer

A consumer protection suit is brought within two years after the violation, or within one year after any Attorney General action ends, whichever is later.

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The day the cause of action accrued

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The owner

An action for taking, detaining or injuring personal property, including one to get it back, is brought within two years.

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The entry of the domestic violence order

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The court

A domestic violence order lasts for the period the court sets, up to three years, and may be reissued for further periods of up to three years each.

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The day the cause of action accrued

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Either party

An action on a contract not in writing, or on a liability created by a statute that sets no other time, is brought within five years.

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The landlord's notice of the entry

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The landlord

Except in an emergency or where it is impracticable, the landlord gives at least two days' notice and enters only at reasonable times, where the act applies.

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Service of the notice of the trial

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The court

In a forcible detainer case, the tenant is given at least three days' notice of the time and place of the trial.

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The termination date, counted back

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Either side

Where the act applies, a week to week tenancy ends on written notice given at least seven days before the termination date.

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The tenant's receipt of the written notice of nonpayment

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The tenant

If the tenant does not pay within seven days after the landlord's written notice of nonpayment and intent to terminate, the landlord may end the agreement.

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The termination date, counted back

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Either side

A tenancy that began when a written lease ended is ended on written notice at least ten days before the termination date.

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The tenant's receipt of the landlord's written notice

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The tenant

For a material breach other than rent, the landlord's notice ends the agreement on a date at least 14 days after receipt, unless the tenant remedies it in time.

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The landlord's receipt of the tenant's written notice

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The landlord

A material breach affecting health and safety remedied within 14 days of the tenant's written notice keeps the rental agreement in force.

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Written notice to the landlord of the tenant's intent to repair

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The landlord

If the landlord fails to make a qualifying repair within 14 days of written notice, the tenant may have it done properly and deduct the actual, reasonable cost.

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The landlord's receipt of the written notice and a copy of the order

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The protected tenant

A tenant protected by a domestic violence or interpersonal protective order may end the lease on written notice effective at least 30 days after the landlord receives it, owing prorated rent.

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The periodic rental date the tenancy ends on, counted back

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Either side

Where the act applies, a month to month tenancy ends on written notice given at least 30 days before the periodic rental date.

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The landlord's written notice to leave

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The landlord

Where the landlord tenant act is not in effect, a landlord ends a tenancy at will or by sufferance with one month's written notice requiring the tenant to leave.

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The landlord's receipt of the tenant's written notice

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The tenant

The tenant's notice names a date at least 30 days after receipt on which the agreement ends, unless the breach is remedied in time.

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The landlord's notice to the last known address

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The tenant

If the tenant owes no rent and has a refund due, and does not respond within 60 days of the landlord's notice, the landlord may keep the deposit.

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The tenant's earlier notice of the same breach

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The tenant

If the same breach happens again within six months, the tenant may end the agreement on at least 14 days' written notice.

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The landlord's rent increase, cut in services or eviction, counted back

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The landlord

A complaint within one year before the landlord's act creates a presumption that the act was retaliation, unless the complaint followed notice of a proposed increase.

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The license's expiration date, counted back

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The State Police

At least 120 days before a license expires, the State Police mail the holder a notice and a renewal form; an expired license is void.

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The date the license is issued

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The license holder

Unless revoked or suspended, a license to carry a concealed deadly weapon is valid for five years from the date of issuance.

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The order of acquittal or dismissal with prejudice

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The court

After an acquittal, or a dismissal of all charges with prejudice not in exchange for a guilty plea, the court orders the record expunged once 30 days pass, unless the person objects.

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The filing of the petition

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The court

The court sets a hearing on a misdemeanor expungement petition no sooner than 30 days after the petition is filed.

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Completion of the sentence, or of probation if later

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The person convicted

A petition to expunge a misdemeanor, violation or traffic infraction is filed no sooner than five years after the sentence or probation is completed, whichever is later.

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The entry of the order after conviction

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The court

An order entered on a stalking conviction may be effective for up to ten years, with renewals of up to ten years each.