HB1064 amends Tennessee criminal law to include new bail conditions and reporting requirements.
HB1064 amends Tennessee criminal law by requiring courts or magistrates to order defendants charged with certain offenses to wear a global positioning monitoring system as a condition of bail. This applies to defendants charged with offenses involving firearms, serious bodily injury, domestic assault, burglary of vehicles, reckless driving, drag racing, or repeat offenses. The bill also mandates that courts seal victims' home addresses and other exact locations provided to the magistrate.
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