MA H3886

Establishes concurrent state court jurisdiction over juvenile offenses committed by children on military installations when the U.S. Attorney waives exclusive federal jurisdiction and the offense is also a state crime

Requires police officers to check the FBI's National Crime Information Center database for military protective orders when arresting service members and notify the originating agency of suspected violations

Mandates school districts ensure comparable special education services are in place when military-connected students transfer, with reevaluations completed within 30 calendar days of arrival if needed

Allows military-connected students to enroll in any school district regardless of capacity when a parent has active duty orders for more than 30 consecutive days, and permits students to remain until completing the highest grade level at that school

Makes military protective orders admissible as evidence in domestic abuse prevention proceedings and places the burden of proof on school districts in special education due process hearings involving military-connected students with disabilities