Nevada AB369 revises laws on enforcing out-of-state domestic violence protection orders.

Nevada AB369 amends provisions governing the enforcement of domestic violence protection orders from other states, territories, or tribes. It specifies that the absence of an order in certain databases does not invalidate it for enforcement unless it appears inauthentic. Law enforcement officers can rely on various forms of evidence to enforce these orders, including oral or written confirmations from issuing authorities. The bill also outlines procedures for officers to follow when enforcing such orders, including providing notice to respondents and documenting actions taken.

Nevada AB369 revises laws on enforcing out-of-state domestic violence protection orders.

Nevada AB369 amends provisions governing the enforcement of domestic violence protection orders from other states, territories, or tribes. It specifies that the absence of an order in certain databases does not invalidate it for enforcement unless it appears inauthentic. Law enforcement officers can rely on various forms of evidence to enforce these orders, including oral or written confirmations from issuing authorities. The bill also outlines procedures for officers to follow when enforcing such orders, including providing notice to respondents and documenting actions taken.