Tennessee HB0468 amends reckless endangerment laws to classify discharging a firearm into a habitation or motor vehicle as a Class C felony, or a.
Tennessee HB0468 amends the state's reckless endangerment laws by changing the classification of discharging a firearm or antique firearm into a habitation or motor vehicle. It establishes that such an act is a Class C felony if the habitation or vehicle was occupied at the time of the offense. If the habitation or vehicle was unoccupied, the offense is classified as a Class D felony. The changes take effect on July 1, 2025.
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