HB 1096
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HB 1096
provide that a temporary restraining order may extend beyond thirty days in certain circumstances involving stalking
South Dakota · Became law
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| Tim Reed | Sponsors | Tim Reed sponsored HB 1096. | None |
| Peri Pourier | Sponsors | Peri Pourier sponsored HB 1096. | None |
| Taylor Rehfeldt | Sponsors | Taylor Rehfeldt sponsored HB 1096. | None |
| Sue Peterson | Sponsors | Sue Peterson sponsored HB 1096. | None |
| David Kull | Sponsors | David Kull sponsored HB 1096. | None |
| Eric Emery | Sponsors | Eric Emery sponsored HB 1096. | None |
| Herman Otten | Sponsors | Herman Otten sponsored HB 1096. | None |
| Tyler Tordsen | Sponsors | Tyler Tordsen sponsored HB 1096. | None |
| provide that a temporary restraining order may extend beyond thirty days in certain circumstances involving stalking. | Source records | HB 1096 has an explicit source reference to provide that a temporary restraining order may extend beyond thirty days in certain circumstances involving stalking.. | None |
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