Texas HB1571, known as Anthony's Law, regulates access to and notification of protective order registry information, including who can access the.

Texas HB1571, also known as Anthony's Law, amends the Government Code to restrict access to the protective order registry. The registry must include copies of all applications for protective orders and issued protective orders, including expired or vacated orders. Access is limited to authorized users, law enforcement, and legal representatives. The registry must also notify the issuing court if a person subject to a protective order appears in another county for a violation or offense. The law takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB1571, known as Anthony's Law, regulates access to and notification of protective order registry information, including who can access the.

Texas HB1571, also known as Anthony's Law, amends the Government Code to restrict access to the protective order registry. The registry must include copies of all applications for protective orders and issued protective orders, including expired or vacated orders. Access is limited to authorized users, law enforcement, and legal representatives. The registry must also notify the issuing court if a person subject to a protective order appears in another county for a violation or offense. The law takes effect September 1, 2025.