Juvenile crime; revise provisions related to.

Expanded Youth Court jurisdiction to include any act by a child that is a crime of violence while in possession of any firearm, whether openly or concealed.

Added Youth Court jurisdiction for acts by a child that are violations of Section 97-37-17 (possession of stolen firearms) which would be felonies if committed by an adult.

Removed Youth Court jurisdiction for acts accompanied by other acts already in Youth Court jurisdiction, replacing them with jurisdiction over possession of stolen firearms.

Reduced the mandatory minimum prison term for committing other crimes while in possession of a stolen firearm from fifteen years to five years.

Updated the definition of terrorism to reference the federal statute 18 USC 2331 instead of the older citation format.

Removed the provision stating the act would be repealed on June 30, 2026, leaving it in effect indefinitely after July 1, 2026.

All substantive policy text, including new laws on youth court jurisdiction and gun penalties, was removed because the bill reverts to its original draft without committee amendments.