Tennessee HB0024 amends wildlife laws to increase fines for various violations.
Tennessee HB0024 amends several sections of the Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 70, concerning wildlife resources. It increases the maximum fines for various wildlife-related offenses, setting a new maximum fine of five hundred dollars ($500) for violations such as taking wild animals or fish from another's land without permission, and for other wildlife law violations. The act also modifies the procedures for arresting individuals for wildlife law violations, specifying that certain serious offenses do not require the arresting officer to take the accused directly to court.
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