Authorizes certain judicial professionals to carry weapons and criminalizes threats and malicious sharing of personal information.
The bill authorizes members of the general assembly, judicial officers, attorney general, deputy attorney general, and assistant attorney general to be issued a professional permit to carry weapons. It establishes criminal offenses for threatening a judicial officer or their immediate family member and for maliciously sharing personal information of a judicial officer or their immediate family. The bill also considers true threats to public officials as harassment and provides penalties for violations.
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