relative to orders of protection.

Summary

HB 1552 would add a requirement that anyone who receives a temporary or permanent restraining order sign a statement acknowledging that lying on the order’s petition is a crime. The rule would apply to domestic‑violence, child‑protection, and stalking petitions. It aims to deter false claims and reinforce the seriousness of the court process.

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