The Kentucky Complaint for Violation of Civil Rights (Non-Prisoner) is a legal form used to initiate a lawsuit alleging that a person or entity has violated a person’s civil rights. It is used to seek damages or other remedies for the alleged civil rights violation. The Complaint can be filed in Kentucky state courts or in federal courts. There are two types of Kentucky Complaint for Violation of Civil Rights (Non-Prisoner): a state court complaint and a federal court complaint. The state court complaint is used when a person is alleging a violation of their civil rights under Kentucky state law. The federal court complaint is used when a person is alleging a violation of their civil rights under federal law. The Complaint must include a detailed description of the civil rights violation, the name of the person or entity who allegedly violated the civil rights, and the damages or other relief sought. The Complaint must also include a signature of the plaintiff or the plaintiff’s attorney. The Complaint must be served upon the defendant, along with a summons, before the case can move forward. The defendant will then have an opportunity to respond to the Complaint.