Amends TCA Title 10; Title 38; Title 39; Title 40; Chapter 969 of the Public Acts of 2024 and Chapter 1033 of the Public Acts of 2024.
Tennessee HB1064 mandates that defendants charged with specific offenses, including those involving firearms, domestic assault, and serious bodily injury, must wear a global positioning monitoring system (GPMS) as a condition of bail unless deemed no longer a threat to public safety. The bill affects defendants in these categories and includes provisions for reporting the number of monitored defendants to the administrative office of the courts, as well as requirements for magistrates regarding the sealing of victim addresses and the initiation of traffic stops by law enforcement. Additionally, it expands the definition of aggravated rape to include transmission of any sexually transmitted disease and increases penalties for theft against first responders.
Tennessee HB1064 mandates that defendants charged with specific offenses, including those involving firearms, domestic assault, and serious bodily injury, must wear a global positioning monitoring system (GPMS) as a condition of bail unless deemed no longer a threat to public safety. The bill affects defendants in these categories and includes provisions for reporting the number of monitored defendants to the administrative office of the courts, as well as requirements for magistrates regarding the sealing of victim addresses and the initiation of traffic stops by law enforcement. Additionally, it expands the definition of aggravated rape to include transmission of any sexually transmitted disease and increases penalties for theft against first responders.
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