TO REQUIRE A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER WHO IS EXECUTING OR SERVING AN ORDER OF PROTECTION TO SERVE ANY OUTSTANDING CRIMINAL WARRANTS RELATED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OR OFFENSES INVOLVING THE PETITIONER AS THE VICTIM.

House Bill 1433, now Act 828, modifies the process for law enforcement officers serving orders of protection. It requires officers to perform a check for any active arrest warrants for the individual being served. This check must be completed before the order of protection is officially executed. The bill directly impacts law enforcement procedures and individuals subject to protective orders.