Authorizes courts to file non-family offense temporary orders of protection and orders of protection with a computerized registry.
The bill amends the criminal procedure law and executive law to authorize courts to file non-family offense temporary orders of protection and orders of protection with a computerized registry if necessary to fulfill the purposes of such orders. It also directs the superintendent of state police to include these orders in the registry. The registry will include orders of protection, warrants, and special orders of conditions, and will be used to ascertain their existence and enforce related provisions.
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