Kentucky Puts Leg. Session In Rear View

The follow legislative recap comes by way of Dentons50 partner MML&K Government Solutions–editor

The first three months of Kentucky's 2018 legislative session now seem like prologue. The sexual harassment scandals and shakeups within House Leadership that informed the opening weeks of session were superseded a grand finale that included pension reform, a state budget, tax reform, vetoes, veto overrides and fixes to bills that were passed earlier in the session–all within the final four legislative days.

To some extent, the process became as much the focus as the policies themselves, as a seemingly more engaged public witnessed firsthand how the Schoolhouse Rock version of sausage making is largely discarded by General Assembly once they are staring down the clock.