DOMESTIC ABUSE: Provides relative to the removal authority process with respect to domestic offenders

The text was restructured by moving the provision about notifying the prosecuting attorney to the start of the section, which changes the flow but not the legal effect.

The 'cooling off' period definition was moved to a later paragraph to follow the holding time requirements, changing the document structure without altering the law.

Header and footer metadata, including the 'Enrolled' status and Governor's approval signatures, were removed to revert the document to its original draft version.

A legislative digest and bill number were added to the top of the document, which serves as explanatory context rather than changing the law itself.

Removed the 'Reengrossed' version label and replaced it with 'Enrolled' to indicate the bill has passed both legislative chambers and is ready for the Governor's signature.

Deleted the Legislative Services digest, abstract, and summary of amendments, as these explanatory notes are not part of the final law.

Reformatted page numbers and removed redundant coding instructions that are no longer needed in the final enrolled version.

Adjusted the language regarding the 48-72 hour holding period to explicitly state it is a permissive option for courts, rather than a mandatory requirement.

The requirement for a 48-72 hour holding period without bail was changed from mandatory to permissive, allowing judges to decide whether to apply it.