New Hampshire HB1632 mandates the use of the lethality assessment program screening tool in domestic violence, stalking, and protective order.
New Hampshire HB1632 amends state statutes to require the lethality assessment program screening tool in cases of suspected domestic violence, stalking, and violation of protective orders. Law enforcement agencies must administer the screening tool in these situations, and the results must be filed with the court at the defendant's arraignment. This change aims to enhance safety assessments in these critical areas.
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