An Act to protect victims of stalking in violation of harassment prevention orders
This bill (HD 3083) requires law enforcement agencies to notify victims when harassment prevention orders (like stalking protection orders) are served, not served within 12 hours (and every 24 hours after), or expire. It directly affects victims of harassment who have court-issued protection orders. The key mechanism mandates specific, timely notifications to victims about the status and validity of their orders. This amendment applies to orders under Chapter 209A (abuse prevention) and Chapter 258E (harassment prevention) of Massachusetts law.
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