Tennessee Severe Risk Domestic Violence GPS Tracking Law Starts July 1
A New Tennessee Law Will Require Some Domestic Violence Offenders To Wear A Global Positioning Tracker As A Condition Of Making Bail.
Read moreA New Tennessee Law Will Require Some Domestic Violence Offenders To Wear A Global Positioning Tracker As A Condition Of Making Bail.
Read moreTennessee’s Top Lawmakers And The Bail Industry Are On A Collision Course In 2025 As The Legislature Renews Debate On A Constitutional Amendment Designed To Keep More Criminal Suspects In Jail Until They Go To Court.
Read moreA Bill Intended To Cut Down On The High Rates Of Repeat Offenders And Career Criminals Has Officially Become Law In Tennessee.
Read moreSenate Judiciary Chairman Todd Gardenhire Blasted A Proposed Amendment To The Tennessee Constitution Regarding The State’s Bail Law Tuesday, Saying It Will Pack County Jails And Put Local Governments In A Financial Bind.
Read moreHouse Speaker Cameron Sexton Is Pushing An Amendment To The Tennessee Constitution That Would Prohibit Bail For Certain Violent Crimes But Critics Say Judges Already Have That Discretion.
Read moreAs The Memphis Area Continues To Battle Against Rising Crime Statistics, State Senator Brent Taylor (R-Memphis-District 31) Announced His Plan To Prioritize Legislation That Would Help Fight Crime Across The State.
Read moreShelby County District Attorney Steve Mulroy Held A Press Conference On Tuesday To Announce His New Plan To Prioritize The Prosecution Of Violent Offenses.
Read moreTennessee State Senator Brent Taylor Says Shelby County District Attorney Steve Mulroy Seems To Be Working With Liberal Justice Reform Groups In An Effort To Allow Dangerous Criminals To Remain Free By Eliminating State Bail.
Read moreA Tennessee State Senator Is Looking For Answers After A Shelby County Judge Allowed An 18-Year-Old Who Was Charged With First-Degree Murder To Be Released From Jail Without Bond.
Read moreNew Rules For Bail Include Several Criteria, None Of Which Have Anything To Do With Whether The Crime Committed Was A Violent One Or If Anyone Was Harmed In The Commission Of That Crime. Even If A Criminal Is Arrested And Is Let Out On Bond And Arrested Again, They Can Still Make Bail.
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