Tennessee HB2065 amends the definition of aggravated criminal trespass to include disruption of religious assemblies.
Tennessee HB2065 modifies the state's criminal code to redefine aggravated criminal trespass. The bill specifies that a person commits this offense if they enter or remain on property without consent and either intend to cause fear, damage property, or disrupt a religious assembly. Additionally, it adds a new subdivision classifying disruption of a religious assembly as a Class A misdemeanor. This act will take effect on July 1, 2026.
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