Revises provisions governing certain orders for protection against domestic violence. (BDR 3-824)

AB 369 updates Nevada law to improve enforcement of out-of-state domestic violence protection orders. It expands the evidence law enforcement can use to verify such orders - allowing hard copies, digital images, and statements from both the protected person and the respondent - and requires officers to notify respondents and attempt service if they cannot confirm the order was properly delivered. This affects Nevada law enforcement officers, domestic violence victims, and alleged abusers when enforcing orders from other states, territories, or tribes. The bill ensures consistency with Nevada’s own protection order enforcement procedures while adding safeguards for due process. It does not change the requirement that out-of-state orders must be valid under their issuing jurisdiction’s laws.