Amends TCA Title 33; Title 38 and Title 39, Chapter 17.
Tennessee HB1390 establishes a process for filing petitions for extreme risk protection orders (ERPOs) aimed at individuals deemed to pose a significant danger to themselves or others due to firearm possession. The bill allows law enforcement officers, agencies, or certain relatives to file petitions, and outlines procedures for temporary ex parte orders, hearings, and the surrender of firearms. Key provisions include the requirement for courts to hold hearings within 14 days, the waiver of filing fees, and the establishment of a uniform case reporting system for tracking ERPOs.
Tennessee HB1390 establishes a process for filing petitions for extreme risk protection orders (ERPOs) aimed at individuals deemed to pose a significant danger to themselves or others due to firearm possession. The bill allows law enforcement officers, agencies, or certain relatives to file petitions, and outlines procedures for temporary ex parte orders, hearings, and the surrender of firearms. Key provisions include the requirement for courts to hold hearings within 14 days, the waiver of filing fees, and the establishment of a uniform case reporting system for tracking ERPOs.
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