Armed Forces Crisis Intervention Notification Act

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Legislation Details

Requires the Secretary of Defense to establish a policy within one year for the Armed Forces to utilize State extreme risk protection order programs.
Mandates that each branch of the Armed Forces must fully participate in judicial proceedings related to extreme risk protection orders for current or former members.
Defines “applicable State extreme risk protection order program” as one in the state where a covered individual resides or is present due to military service.
Identifies “covered individuals” as members of the Armed Forces deemed unfit to carry firearms due to credible threats of violence or those described under specific legal criteria.
Clarifies the meaning of “extreme risk protection order program” based on existing federal law.
Stipulates that participation in judicial proceedings includes providing relevant evidence, even if it conflicts with privacy regulations.
Outlines steps for the Armed Forces to fully utilize State extreme risk protection order programs, including actions available to third parties and providing relevant facts to law enforcement.
Requires the Secretary of Defense to ensure awareness of these requirements among commanding officers and relevant personnel.
States that the legislation does not override existing rules governing discovery in judicial proceedings related to extreme risk protection orders.

Requires the Secretary of Defense to establish a policy within one year for the Armed Forces to utilize State extreme risk protection order programs.
Mandates that each branch of the Armed Forces must fully participate in judicial proceedings related to extreme risk protection orders for current or former members.
Defines “applicable State extreme risk protection order program” as one in the state where a covered individual resides or is present due to military service.
Identifies “covered individuals” as members of the Armed Forces deemed unfit to carry firearms due to credible threats of violence or those described under specific legal criteria.
Clarifies the meaning of “extreme risk protection order program” based on existing federal law.
Stipulates that participation in judicial proceedings includes providing relevant evidence, even if it conflicts with privacy regulations.
Outlines steps for the Armed Forces to fully utilize State extreme risk protection order programs, including actions available to third parties and providing relevant facts to law enforcement.
Requires the Secretary of Defense to ensure awareness of these requirements among commanding officers and relevant personnel.
States that the legislation does not override existing rules governing discovery in judicial proceedings related to extreme risk protection orders.