New Hampshire HB1641 mandates that court orders for protection, restraining orders, and stalking relief be transmitted to the prosecutor and.
New Hampshire HB1641 amends existing laws to ensure that any court orders for protection, restraining orders, and stalking relief are transmitted to the prosecutor and probation office within 24 hours if the subject is currently on bail or probation. This applies to both temporary and final orders. The bill aims to enhance coordination between the court, prosecutor, and probation office in cases involving individuals who are already subject to bail or probation conditions. The changes will take effect on January 1, 2027.
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