New Jersey A1910 addresses sexual assault and child abuse involving military personnel, focusing on protection, penalties, enforcement, jurisdiction.
New Jersey A1910 makes various changes to address sexual assault and child abuse and neglect involving military personnel. It allows service members of the New Jersey National Guard or any Reserve Component of the Armed Forces serving within the State who are victims of non-consensual sexual contact to apply for and obtain a protective order regardless of where the alleged conduct occurred. The bill also authorizes full-time civilian law enforcement officers employed by certain federal agencies to act as officers for the arrest of offenders against the law.
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