Senate Bill 191 introduces a new statute, 885.035, which establishes specific procedures for serving subpoenas to law enforcement officers and tribal law enforcement officers in their official capacities. The bill stipulates that such subpoenas must be served exclusively at the officer's work address, as opposed to the general methods currently allowed, which include serving the subpoena at the officer's home. The new law specifies that the subpoena can be served by exhibiting and reading it to the officer, providing a copy directly to the officer, or leaving a copy at the officer's work address.

This change aims to enhance the process of serving subpoenas to law enforcement personnel by ensuring that they are served in a professional setting, thereby potentially reducing any personal disruptions that may arise from serving subpoenas at home. The bill reflects a focused effort to adapt legal procedures to better accommodate the unique roles of law enforcement and tribal law enforcement officers.