Tennessee HB2064 amends firearm laws, including restoration of firearm rights for certain misdemeanor domestic violence convictions and restrictions.
Tennessee HB2064 amends various sections of Tennessee Code Annotated to modify firearm laws. It allows individuals convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence within the past five years to petition for firearm rights restoration after three years, provided they are no longer a danger to public safety. The bill also restricts firearm possession by juveniles, except in specific lawful activities. It updates definitions and provisions related to firearm possession and carrying, including exceptions for lawful sporting activities and protection of livestock. The bill takes effect July 1, 2026.
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