Chaptered by Secretary of State. Chapter 844, Statutes of 2026.
Summary
The bill lets California judges look at existing military protective orders when deciding whether to issue a civil protective order. It also requires police at domestic‑violence scenes to verify any military order, notify the issuing military agency of violations, and coordinate with military law‑enforcement through memoranda of understanding. The changes create a state‑mandated program that local agencies must fund, with reimbursement provided by the state.
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