Modifies the offense of tampering with a court-related officer and the offense of tampering with a judicial proceeding

Summary

The bill makes it a felony to threaten, harm, stalk, or share personal information about judges, prosecutors, and other court officials or their families, and to try to influence a judicial proceeding through threats or bribery. Violations are classified as a Class D felony, rising to Class B if death or injury occurs, and offenders are barred from parole or probation. It applies to a broad list of court‑related officers, including judges, prosecutors, arbitrators and probation officers.

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