SB1094Second Reading

Suicide Prevention Act of 2025

Amends TCA Title 39, Chapter 17, Part 13.

Tennessee SB1094, titled the "Suicide Prevention Act of 2025," establishes a program for a revocable voluntary waiver of firearms rights aimed at preventing violence, including suicide, by individuals with mental health concerns. The bill affects individuals voluntarily admitted for mental health treatment or those concerned about their mental health, allowing them to request a waiver to avoid firearm possession. Key provisions include the creation of a request form by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI), requirements for court processing, and confidentiality protections for participants.

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Overview

Tennessee SB1094, titled the "Suicide Prevention Act of 2025," establishes a program for a revocable voluntary waiver of firearms rights aimed at preventing violence, including suicide, by individuals with mental health concerns. The bill affects individuals voluntarily admitted for mental health treatment or those concerned about their mental health, allowing them to request a waiver to avoid firearm possession. Key provisions include the creation of a request form by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI), requirements for court processing, and confidentiality protections for participants.

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Sponsor

Hensley, Joey

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

February 5, 2025

Last Action

February 12, 2025

Passed on Second Consideration, refer to Senate Judiciary Committee

Subjects
Firearms and AmmunitionTitles, ShortTennessee Bureau of InvestigationMental Illness

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