Military Domestic Violence Survivors Support Act
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Summary
The bill amends title 10 of the U.S. Code to extend Special Victims' Counsel services, currently available to victims of sex-related offenses, to victims of domestic violence and related offenses under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. It makes conforming changes to the statute's definitions, advocate references, and covered offenses, including adding certain domestic violence-related articles. The amendments would take effect two years after enactment, and the Secretary of Defense would be required to brief the Armed Services Committees within one year on implementation.
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