AN ACT CONCERNING MILITARY PROTECTIVE ORDERS TO ADDRESS MILITARY INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE.

Summary

The bill would let judges look at existing military protective orders—those issued by a commanding officer and recorded in the NCIC—when deciding civil protective orders for domestic violence, sexual assault, sexual violence, or stalking victims. It also creates an automated state registry that includes those military orders alongside civilian orders. The measure aims to improve victim safety by ensuring all relevant protection orders are visible to the court.

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