http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-201_162-57365996/ky-lawmakers-propose-caylees-law/
Kentucky lawmakers propose "Caylee's law"
January 25, 2012

AP)

FRANKFORT, Ky. - A proposal by two eastern Kentucky lawmakers would make it a felony not to report the disappearance of a child 12 or younger within 12 hours.

The bill is called "Caylee's law" for a 2-year-old Florida girl who died in 2008. Her disappearance was highly publicized through the Casey Anthony trial. Anthony, the mother of Caylee, did not report the toddler's disappearance for at least one month. The child's body was found in Dec. 2008, six months after her mother said she was kidnapped by a what was determined to be fictitious babysitter in June 2008.
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Democratic Reps. Richard Henderson of Jeffersonville and Keith Hall of Phelps said it would give prosecutors another tool to help police and prosecutors.

Republican Rep. Stan Lee of Lexington and Ernie Lewis, legislative agent for the Kentucky Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, raised questions about the wording of the bill at a House Judiciary Committee meeting Wednesday.
Hall and Henderson said they would be willing to work with Lewis and others to strengthen the legislation and expect to reintroduce it next week.

http://www.wtvq.com/content/localnews/story/Caylees-Law-Stalls/LqptRzoL-UC-4tZ0VKOJ9Q.cspx
Caylee's Law Stalls Published: 1/25 4:17 pm
Updated: 1/25 6:20 pm
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A bill which would reduce the time a parent or custodian of a child has to report a child missing has stalled in committee because Kentucky lawmakers say the legislation is too vague.  The two Kentucy State Representatives who are sponsoring the bill, known as “Caylee’s Law,” say they will make changes to satisfy the concerns.
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