NC H670

Creates new Class H felony for communicating threats of mass violence on educational property or at curricular/extracurricular school activities.

Creates new Class H felony for communicating threats of mass violence at places of religious worship, defined as churches, chapels, synagogues, temples, mosques, and similar buildings regularly used for worship.

Allows conditional discharge and probation for first-time offenders under age 20 convicted of these threats, requiring minimum 30 hours community service, mental health evaluation, and supervised probation for at least one year.

Permits expungement of records for offenders under age 20 who complete conditional discharge and maintain good behavior, with $175 filing fee.

Requires judges (not magistrates) to set pretrial release conditions for these offenses, with authority to restrict defendant access to targeted educational or religious properties.