The government of Kentucky is preparing to take a bill into the new year that would hold parents accountable for their young children who commit crimes that involve the use of a weapon. State Rep. Kim Banta, R-Erlanger, modeled her regulations after related norms that hold parents responsible for property crimes and motor vehicle accidents. Parents in the Bluegrass State are held accountable for up to$ 2,500 in damages caused by their children destroying property, and the parent who signed the minor’s driver’s license is” jointly and jointly liable” for any errors or damage caused while driving. The most crucial thing is that I’m not trying to adopt gun control or prevent gun sales, Banta told Fox News Digital in a Friday meeting. In contrast to the language in the car-crash law, Banta’s act imputes “negligence or deliberate misconduct” of a slight on their parents or guardians for legal damages stemming from injuries to another person that are caused by a person with a gun in the manner of “making up for it” According to the Lexington Herald-Leader, factors that influence parental responsibility include whether the elder approved of the child’s use of the firearm, whether the father was aware of prior gun laws that had been violated, or whether the elder believes the small has a desire to become violent. On Friday, Banta said there had been a recent event in Kentucky where some 15-year-olds got into a dispute, apparently over drugs, and one child went home, retrieved a gun, and came up and shot the two different youths. A 15-year-old’s mental capacity to make snap decisions, not in anger, not in routine life, is somewhat different from an adult with a gun, according to Watchdog’s quest to find an 11th-hour biker with no regard for holding it in handcuffs from a neighbor Taylor Taylor incident. Foster parents, however, would be exempt from the law, according to Murray State University’s NPR affiliate. The bill will be presented in January, according to Banta, who stated that there is a good chance that it will pass through a full floor vote and be sent to the governor if it passes. Andrew Beshear’s desk. Click HERE to access the FOX NEWS APPFox News Digital’s comment section. Unfortunately, the station did not respond in time for press release. Both legislative chambers in Frankfort are held by Republican majorities, while Beshear is a Democrat.