Safe At Home Bill Passes Senate
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Senate unanimously passed a bill aimed at protecting victims of domestic violence.
Senate unanimously passed a bill aimed at protecting victims of domestic violence, stalking and human trafficking.
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Safe At Home Bill Passes Senate
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Senate unanimously passed a bill aimed at protecting victims of domestic violence, stalking and human trafficking.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipToday, the Senate unanimously passed a bill aimed at protecting victims of domestic violence, stalking and human trafficking.
Senate Bill 79 allows victims to participate in the Secretary of State's address confidentiality program without having a protective order.
Doing so masks their addresses on government records beyond just the voter rolls.
Senator Julie Rocky Adams of Louisville sponsored what's called the Safe at Home Act and had the full backing of Secretary of State Michael Adams.
Today, Adams released this statement, quote, I'm grateful to senators of both parties for coming together to better protect victims of domestic violence.
And I hope the House of Representatives will do likewise with the Senate's passage of the Safe at Home Act, we are one step closer to ensuring that survivors of domestic violence can get the protection they deserve and quote.
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