SB1187 amends Tennessee criminal law to enhance penalties for crimes against first responders and mandates GPS monitoring for certain defendants.
SB1187 amends Tennessee criminal law by increasing penalties for offenses committed against first responders while they are on duty. It also mandates that defendants charged with specific offenses, including those involving firearms, serious bodily injury, or domestic assault, wear a global positioning monitoring system as a condition of bail. Additionally, the bill requires the administrative office of the courts to compile an annual report on the number of defendants subject to such monitoring.
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