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State Laws: Full Faith and Credit

This page provides information about state laws that require the enforcement of foreign (state and tribal) protection orders.

  • State and Territorial Full Faith and Credit Statutes

A national compilation of state and territorial full faith and credit statutes, created by the National Center on protection orders and Full Faith and Credit (Updated June 2013)

  • State and Territorial Protection Order Registry Statutes

A national compilation of state and territorial full faith and credit protection order registries, created by the National Center on Protection Orders and Full Faith and Credit (Updated August 2012)

  • Uniform Interstate Enforcement of Domestic Violence Protection Orders Act (2002)

In 2000, NCCUSL promulgated the Uniform Interstate Enforcement of Domestic-Violence Protection Orders Act to address the interstate enforcement of protective orders arising from a domestic-violence and family-violence context; in 2002, in consultation and cooperation with the U.S. Department of Justice’s Violence Against Women Office, the Act was substantively amended to also cover orders arising under an issuing state’s anti-stalking laws.

 

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