Criminal Offenses - As enacted, establishes a Class E felony for a person who commits assault against a participant in judicial proceedings while on the premises of a building in which judicial proceedings occur; makes revisions to law regarding wiretapping and electronic surveillance. - Amends TCA Title 39.

This bill creates a new Class E felony charge for anyone who assaults a judge, lawyer, court employee, juror, witness, or party involved in a legal case while they are inside a courthouse. To be convicted, the person must intentionally cause physical harm or make extremely offensive physical contact, such as spitting, with someone they know is there because of their role in the judicial process. The law also updates existing rules about wiretapping and electronic surveillance within the state's criminal code. These changes take effect on July 1, 2024.