22 chapters · 314 sections in this title.
KRS § 22A.010 Numbers of judges -- Districts
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(1) The Court of Appeals shall consist of fourteen (14) judges, with two (2) judges from each of seven (7) Court of Appeals districts. (2) The districts of the Court of Appeals shall correspond in geographical dimensions to the districts of the Supreme Court, as defined in KRS Ch…
KRS § 22A.020 Jurisdiction -- Appeal procedures
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(1) Except as provided in Section 110 of the Constitution, an appeal may be taken as a matter of right to the Court of Appeals from any conviction, final judgment, order, or decree in any case in Circuit Court, including a family court division of Circuit Court, unless such convi…
KRS § 22A.030 Facilities
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(1) The administrative director of the courts shall provide for such physical facilities as are available for the operation of the Court of Appeals, and may utilize the services of the Finance and Administration Cabinet in securing such facilities. (2) The Court of Appeals may us…
KRS § 22A.040 Clerk -- Appointment -- Compensation -- Oath -- Bond -- Assistants -- Fee schedule -- Seal -- Annual audit
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schedule -- Seal -- Annual audit. (1) The clerk of the Court of Appeals shall be appointed by the court to serve at its pleasure. The annual salary of the clerk shall be fixed by the Supreme Court not to exceed twenty-two thousand dollars ($22,000). (2) Before entering upon the d…
KRS § 22A.050 Enforcement of mandates
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The Court of Appeals may enforce its mandates by fine or imprisonment, or both.
KRS § 22A.060 Reversal or modification of judgment -- Procedure for appellate review
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(1) A judgment, order or decree of a lower court may be reversed, modified or set aside by the Court of Appeals for errors appearing in the record. (2) The method of bringing a judgment, order or decree of a lower court to the Court of Appeals for review shall be established by S…
KRS § 22A.070 Direction of process
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The original or final process of the Court of Appeals may be directed to the sheriff of any county.