Which court has jurisdiction over criminal actions related to the enforcement of the KY State Plumbing Law?

The District Court has jurisdiction over criminal actions related to the enforcement of the Kentucky State Plumbing Law. This court primarily handles misdemeanor offenses and certain civil cases, as well as preliminary hearings in felony cases. Plumbing law enforcement typically involves regulations and compliance matters that fall under misdemeanor violations, making the District Court the appropriate venue for such cases.

While the Circuit Court does handle more serious felony cases and appeals from the District Court, it is not the first point of jurisdiction for the typical enforcement actions covered by plumbing laws, which are generally less severe. The Supreme Court is the highest court and primarily deals with appellate matters, rather than initial jurisdiction in criminal actions. The reference to "Distracted Court" does not pertain to any recognized court within the state's judicial system. Thus, the District Court is correctly identified as the venue for these types of legal matters in Kentucky.