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+6 Lawsuit challenges out-of-state retailers' ability to sell, deliver and ship alcohol to Kentucky consumers Getting liquor delivered straight to your front door can be a convenient option, but it’s also against the law in Kentucky if it’s coming from an out-of-state retailer.
