An Act Concerning The Nonissuance Of A Standing Criminal Protective Order In The Case Of A Family Violence Crime.

Also relevant to:Survivor (domestic or sexual violence)

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To require that in the case of a court declining to issue a standing criminal protective order in the case of a family violence crime, the court shall enter into the record the reasons for not issuing such order.

Source: OpenStates · fetched May 26, 2026

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Sponsorship · 10 Sponsors

Democrat0Republican9Independent0Other1

· PrimeJudiciary Committee
R · CoJohn Kissel
R · CoTammy Nuccio
R · CoTina Courpas
R · CoCraig Fishbein
R · CoHeather Bond Somers
R · CoPaul Cicarella
R · CoJason Perillo
R · CoTami Zawistowski
R · CoStephen Harding

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