Arizona HB2599 requires law enforcement to notify the issuing agency if a military member violates a Military Protective Order.
Arizona HB2599 amends state law to require law enforcement officers to notify the issuing agency if they believe a member of the armed forces has violated a Military Protective Order. The bill defines a Military Protective Order as one entered into the National Crime Information Center by a commanding officer. If a law enforcement officer determines that a military member has violated such an order, they must notify the agency that issued the order. This provision aims to ensure compliance with military protective orders within the state.
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