§ 60-31b01 Citation of act.

This law is officially called the Uniform Interstate Enforcement of Domestic Violence Protection Orders Act. That's just its formal name, used when people refer to it in court papers, legal documents, or conversations about the law.

The name explains what the law does. It helps courts across different states recognize and enforce domestic violence protection orders, even if the order was issued somewhere other than the state where it needs to be enforced. This means if someone has a protection order from one state, other states can honor and act on that same order.