B.L. v. Schuhmann
District Court, W.D. Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
i. Severability
Cape Publications found that the title of the statute, "Action relating to *634childhood sexual abuse or childhood sexual assault," did not adequately provide notice of the statute's effect on the sealing of records and thus Section (3) was unconstitutional. Defendants argue that Section (2) of the statute is inseverable from Section (3) and as a result the entire statute is unconstitutional. This argument fails.
As a threshold issue, the opinion from Cape Publications is not binding precedent. The issue has never been addressed in a published opinion or by the Kentucky Supreme…
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