Violations of Injunctions for Protection Against Domestic Violence

Summary

The bill would make it a third‑degree felony for anyone who, after being convicted of assault, battery, or a prior protection‑order violation against the same victim, violates a domestic‑violence injunction or foreign protection order again. Offenders would face at least 10 days in county jail per violation unless sentenced to a nonsuspended term in a state prison. The measure died in the Judiciary Committee and did not become law.

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