Jesse's Law mandates training for court personnel in child custody cases involving domestic violence or child abuse.

Jesse's Law requires judges, magistrates, and court personnel involved in child custody cases to complete training on domestic violence and child abuse. This training must focus on the dynamics, signs, and impact of abuse, including child sexual abuse, and be based on evidence-based research. The training aims to improve recognition and response to abuse and trauma, and must be provided by experienced professionals, preferably survivors of domestic violence or child abuse. The law also directs the Administrative Office of the Courts to seek federal grants to implement the training program.

Jesse's Law mandates training for court personnel in child custody cases involving domestic violence or child abuse.

Jesse's Law requires judges, magistrates, and court personnel involved in child custody cases to complete training on domestic violence and child abuse. This training must focus on the dynamics, signs, and impact of abuse, including child sexual abuse, and be based on evidence-based research. The training aims to improve recognition and response to abuse and trauma, and must be provided by experienced professionals, preferably survivors of domestic violence or child abuse. The law also directs the Administrative Office of the Courts to seek federal grants to implement the training program.