Amends criminal offenses by adding new offenses for unauthorized control of motor vehicles and possession of stolen firearms.
Amends criminal offenses by adding new offenses for unauthorized control of motor vehicles and possession of stolen firearms. It is an offense to knowingly obtain or exercise control over a motor vehicle without the owner's consent, punishable as theft or a Class E felony. It is also an offense to possess a firearm known or reasonably suspected to be stolen, with a Class A misdemeanor penalty. The affirmative defenses in § 39-14-107 may be asserted in a prosecution for a violation of the firearm possession offense. The act takes effect July 1, 2025.
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