HI HB1665

Expands the definition of "terroristic threatening" to explicitly include threats made via written or electronic communications, including social media posts and messages.

Creates three new protected classes for first-degree terroristic threatening (class B felony): elderly persons aged 62 or older, children under 18, and disabled persons.

Requires the Department of the Attorney General to submit annual reports to the Legislature beginning in 2027 on convictions for terroristic threatening against protected classes, including an equity review and demographic data analysis.

Adds obstructing educational workers performing official duties as a new category under the offense of obstructing government operations, elevating it to a class B felony.

Sets an effective date of July 1, 3000 (placeholder date).