Military protective orders recognized and enforced in California.
California SB99 amends the Family Code to recognize and enforce military protective orders. Law enforcement officers must verify military protective orders through the National Crime Information Center. If a military protective order is violated during a domestic violence incident, officers must notify the issuing agency. The bill also outlines procedures for serving protective orders, including when officers must take custody of firearms. It provides immunity for officers acting in good faith under valid orders.
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