Establishes procedures for using military protective orders in law enforcement and court proceedings in South Dakota.
South Dakota SB152 introduces provisions for the use of military protective orders in law enforcement and court proceedings. When a law enforcement officer arrests a member of the armed forces, they must check if a military protective order has been issued against the person. If the officer believes the order has been violated, they must notify the issuing authority. In court, a military protective order can be used as evidence in a protection order action. The definition of "military protective order" aligns with 32 C.F.R. § 635.19.
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