SB1186 amends Tennessee juvenile laws to allow courts to order GPS monitoring for children and require mental health evaluations for expelled.
SB1186 amends Tennessee Code to allow courts to order GPS monitoring for children under certain conditions and to require mental health evaluations for students expelled for threatening mass violence. If a court appoints someone to take charge of a child, it may order the child to wear a GPS device and notify the appointed person if the child violates court instructions. Students expelled for threatening mass violence must undergo counseling and a mental health evaluation before returning to school, with costs borne by the student or their parents.
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