Protective Orders – Relief Eligibility – Rape and Sexual Offenses
Sponsor: Delegate DumaisCommittee: JudiciarySubject: Courts and Court Personnel - StatewideStatus: Third Reading Passed (117-18) (as of Sep 19, 2019)
What this bill does
Official synopsis
Removing rape and certain sexual offenses from the list of offenses alleged to have been committed by a certain respondent against a certain victim for which a peace order petition may be filed under certain circumstances; and altering the definition of 'person eligible for relief' for purposes of certain provisions of law to include an individual who alleges the commission of rape or a certain sexual offense or attempted rape or sexual offense in any degree by a certain respondent.
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