SB2665 amends Tennessee law to require global positioning monitoring for certain defendants as a bail condition.
SB2665 amends Tennessee law to require courts to order global positioning monitoring for defendants charged with specific offenses, including aggravated assault against a domestic abuse victim, carrying or using a firearm or dangerous weapon, causing serious bodily injury, using force against another, domestic assault, burglary of a vehicle, reckless driving, and drag racing. The court must order this monitoring unless it finds the defendant no longer poses a threat to the alleged victim or public safety.
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