TN HB2467

Establishes graduated incarceration caps for technical probation violations: 90 days for first revocation, 180 days for second revocation, and remainder of sentence for third or subsequent revocations

Allows judges to resentence defendants to probation with community-based alternatives to incarceration instead of jail time for technical violations that don't involve new offenses

Permits full probation revocation for serious violations including new felonies, Class A misdemeanors, zero tolerance violations, absconding, violating specialized court conditions, or contacting victims

Defines "technical violation" as conduct violating probation terms that does not constitute a new felony, Class A misdemeanor, zero tolerance violation, absconding, specialized condition violation, or victim contact

Takes effect July 1, 2026