TN HB1814

Courts may allow DUI offenders convicted of alcohol or opioid-related violations to receive naltrexone injections for 12 continuous months instead of requiring an ignition interlock device

The naltrexone injection option is available at the offender's own expense when the court determines an ignition interlock device would otherwise be appropriate

Courts must include reporting requirements for naltrexone injections as a condition of probation in the sentencing order

Failure to receive naltrexone injections as ordered constitutes grounds for probation revocation

Effective date: July 1, 2026