Military protective orders.

Summary

The bill lets a judge look at any existing military protective order against a respondent when deciding on a civil protective order. It also requires police at a domestic‑violence scene to verify such military orders and to serve and enforce civil orders without charging the victim. The changes affect victims, alleged abusers, law‑enforcement agencies, and the military installations that issue the orders.

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