Domestic violence; criminal procedure; law enforcement agencies; incident reports; court clerks; protective order; petition; case record; exceptions; judiciary; annual training; effective date.

Summary

HB 3903 revises state rules on how law‑enforcement agencies, court clerks, and the judiciary process domestic‑violence incidents, protective orders, and related petitions. It adds language specifying that judges who hear criminal, juvenile, family, and domestic cases must receive training every two years. The changes aim to improve consistency and expertise in handling domestic‑violence cases.

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