Threats of death or bodily injury to a person or member of his family, etc.; penalty.

Added 'discharge of a firearm' as a specific type of threat that constitutes a Class 6 felony when made on school property, school-sponsored events, or on school buses.

Clarified that threats must actually be received by the intended target to constitute a crime, removing ambiguity about whether uncommunicated threats count.

Corrected a citation error in the health care provider section, changing § 8.1-581.1 to § 8.01-581.1 for consistency with the rest of the statute.

Expanded the definition of threats to include both oral and written communications, ensuring oral threats of firearm discharge are covered alongside written threats.

New language added to explicitly cover oral threats to conduct a school shooting, broadening the types of communications that trigger criminal penalties.

Document formatting and layout changes including page headers, line numbering, and spacing adjustments between the enrolled version and the Senate substitute version.

Added specific criminalization of threats to discharge a firearm on school property, expanding protection beyond general threats of bodily injury.

Clarified that threats do not need to be actually received by the intended target to be punishable, strengthening enforcement capabilities.

Updated the bill title to reflect the new firearm discharge provision on school property.

Converted from introduced draft format to enrolled final legislative format with proper formatting and line numbers.