The court appearance follows a series of WDRB investigations into the Todd Walls case.
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KSP so frequently encountered questionable expungements from judges that the agency wrestled with how to handle the problem, according to former high-level officials and emails obtained by WDRB News.
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Jefferson County Commonwealth's Attorneys will be allowed to access sealed court records in an effort to investigate how the former officer got his guilty plea overturned and erased.
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A Jefferson County judge in 2015 set aside a law enforcement officer's conviction for a sex crime involving a child, a key action now that the officer is trying to keep his badge despite a new Kentucky law forbidding people with convictions for misdemeanor sex crimes from having police powers.
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Todd Walls, a now-former court deputy with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, pleaded guilty to sexual misconduct in 1996. He was accused of having an ongoing sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl.
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Todd Walls was charged with rape in 1996. He's still a deputy sheriff in Jefferson County.
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HB 206 is part of a series of bills passed by the legislature in recent years to force out officers who shamed the badge.
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A failed attempt by the former chief of the West Buechel Police Department to get his old job back inadvertently threw back the curtains on something else.