HB 62 (2025)
Provide legal and/or financial support for sexual harassment, assault, and stalking cases involving military
This bill became law.
Requires the adjutant general to provide national guard victims of sexual assault or sexual harassment financial assistance, including travel expenses, to allow the victim to participate in proceedings related to the assault or harassment. This bill then permits the introduction of military protective orders in proceedings for civil domestic violence protective orders.
The House removed several other parts of this bill, such as allowing someone to be prosecuted for stalking, or violating a protective order, if they violate a National Guard officer's order not to engage in stalking-related conduct.
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