Requires courts to order global positioning monitoring for certain defendants as a condition of bail.
The bill amends Tennessee law to require courts to order defendants arrested for specific offenses to wear a global positioning monitoring system as a condition of bail. This applies unless the court finds the offender no longer poses a threat to the alleged victim or public safety. The offenses include those involving firearms, serious bodily injury, domestic assault, and burglary of vehicles. The bill also mandates monthly and annual reporting on the use of such monitoring.
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