Bill > HB45

This bill creates new sections in Kentucky law to: 1. Establish limitations on the use and sale of data captured by automated license plate readers (ALPRs) by law enforcement agencies, local governments, and homeowner's associations, generally limiting retention to 30 days except for specific purposes. 2. Prohibit the use of unmanned aircraft systems (drones) for surveillance of privately owned real property without the owner's consent, with some exceptions for law enforcement, utilities, insurance, and other specified uses. 3. Provide a civil cause of action for the owner of private property against those who violate the drone surveillance restrictions, allowing for injunctive relief, damages, and attorney's fees. 4. Establish a 7-year statute of limitations for the civil action related to drone surveillance. 5. Prohibit the unauthorized dissemination of "deep fakes" (realistic but digitally altered videos/audio) and provide a civil cause of action for the depicted individual, with some exceptions. 6. Establish a 7-year statute of limitations for the civil action related to deep fakes. 7. Prohibit requiring or compelling individuals to have identification devices implanted and provide a civil cause of action for such violations. 8. Establish a 7-year statute of limitations for the civil action related to identification device implantation. 9. Create a new criminal offense for illegally disseminating deep fakes. 10. Expand the existing law prohibiting the unlawful use of tracking devices to include tracking a person or their property without consent.

Government Affairs, Justice, Transportation and Infrastructure

https://apps.legislature.ky.gov/record/24RS/hb45.html