California AB1877 amends the Penal Code to strengthen penalties for violating protective orders.
California AB1877 amends the Penal Code to enhance penalties for violating protective orders. It includes consideration of protective order violations in setting bail, imposes fines and jail time for violations, and mandates probation conditions for offenders. The bill also specifies that community property cannot be used to pay restitution until separate property is exhausted. It further defines contempt of court for violations and outlines punishments, including imprisonment and fines.
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