If enacted, LB 1000 would classify violations of domestic abuse and sexual assault protection orders by offense number, but it does not state when the rules would begin.
The introduced text would list a misdemeanor for a first violation and harsher felony penalties for later violations involving domestic abuse or sexual assault protection orders. Its listed penalties overlap for later offenses.
The introduced text would list criminal penalties based on the number of violations involving certain protection orders. The provision covers anyone except the person who requested the order, including people accused of violating Nebraska or recognized foreign domestic abuse or sexual assault protection orders. The person must knowingly violate the order. The person must have been served with or notified of the order as required by law. The text lists a Class I misdemeanor for a first offense. The text lists a Class IV felony for any second or later offense, and also separately lists a Class IIIA felony for a third offense and a Class IIA felony for a fourth or later offense. The supplied text states no effective date or other start date.
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