establish provisions relating to the use of military protective orders upon arrest and as evidence in an action for a protection order.

Summary

The bill adds a duty for law‑enforcement officers to search the FBI’s NCIC database for any military protective order when they arrest a person who is a member of, or linked to, the U.S. armed forces. If the officer believes the order was violated, they must notify the authority that issued it. It also allows a military protective order to be used as evidence to show a pattern of conduct in civil protection‑order proceedings.

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