Makes various changes to address sexual assault and child abuse and neglect involving military personnel; addresses protection, penalties, enforcement, jurisdiction, and victim compensation matters.
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This bill makes several changes to address sexual assault and child abuse/neglect involving military personnel. It expands protections for victims who aren't eligible for domestic violence restraining orders, clarifies definitions of key terms like ‘sexual contact’ and ‘stalking,’ and adjusts procedures for filing protective orders, particularly for minors and service members. The bill also modifies existing laws related to domestic violence to include these specific military contexts.
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