TN HB1390

Creates extreme risk protection orders (ERPOs) allowing law enforcement officers or family members related by blood, marriage, or adoption to petition courts to temporarily remove firearms from individuals who pose a significant danger to themselves or others

Orders require clear and convincing evidence of danger, can last up to 12 months, and mandate immediate surrender of all firearms, ammunition, and handgun carry permits to law enforcement

Establishes a 15 business day waiting period for gun dealers to deliver firearms to purchasers after completing background check requirements

Makes it a Class A misdemeanor to store firearms unless secured in a locked container, unloaded, and separate from ammunition (does not apply to firearms carried or under control of owner)

Violating an ERPO by possessing firearms is a Class E felony; respondents may request one hearing to vacate the order and must prove by clear and convincing evidence they no longer pose a danger