Massachusetts H4999 amends laws to ensure victims are notified when harassment prevention orders are served or fail to be served.
Massachusetts H4999 seeks to enhance protections for victims of stalking by amending existing laws. It mandates that law enforcement agencies notify victims when a temporary or permanent harassment prevention order has been successfully served or if service fails within 12 hours of court receipt. This ensures victims are kept informed about the status of their protection orders.
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