Military in Law Enforcement Accountability Act limits DOD support to civilian law enforcement and prohibits DOD personnel from serving in civilian.

The Military in Law Enforcement Accountability Act restricts the Department of Defense's (DOD) ability to provide support to civilian law enforcement activities for more than 30 days without congressional approval. DOD can only provide such support if the President submits a notification and justification to Congress, detailing the agency, budget, timeline, and completion date for the support. The act also prohibits DOD personnel from simultaneously serving in civilian law enforcement roles outside the DOD.

Military in Law Enforcement Accountability Act limits DOD support to civilian law enforcement and prohibits DOD personnel from serving in civilian.

The Military in Law Enforcement Accountability Act restricts the Department of Defense's (DOD) ability to provide support to civilian law enforcement activities for more than 30 days without congressional approval. DOD can only provide such support if the President submits a notification and justification to Congress, detailing the agency, budget, timeline, and completion date for the support. The act also prohibits DOD personnel from simultaneously serving in civilian law enforcement roles outside the DOD.