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Committee hears bill to improve military-civilian notification for military protective-order violations
Summary
HB 1366 would require civilian law enforcement to notify appropriate military authorities when there is probable cause a service member violated a military protective order, improving coordination and victim safety, committee heard from military and veterans representatives.
Representative Terry Roy introduced HB 1366 on behalf of the Department of War and state military affiliates, saying the bill would require civilian law enforcement, when they have probable cause to believe a service member violated a military protective order (MPO), to notify specified military authorities so commanders can take administrative or UCMJ action.
Kevin Grady, representin…
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