What does KOHS stand for?

Kentucky Office of Homeland Security

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A state law requiring the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security to depend on God for the state's safety is unconstitutional, a state court has ruled.

Ky. judge rules against 'Almighty' security policy

Franklin Circuit Judge Thomas Wingate ruled that references to a dependence on God in a law that created the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security is akin to establishing a religion, which the government is prohibited from doing under the state and national constitutions.

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Franklin Circuit Judge Thomas Wingate said in Wednesday's decision that references to a dependence on "Almighty God" in the law that created the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security is akin to establishing a religion, which the government is prohibited from doing in the U.

Judge: Ky. can't legislate dependence on God