Tennessee Conservative
Tennessee’s Lieutenant Governor Is Backing Memphis State Senator Brent Taylor’s Move To Force The Ouster Of Shelby County’s Prosecutor For “Dereliction Of Duty” In Connection With Felons Caught Carrying Weapons.
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Biden’s DOJ Recently Made A Deal With The Shelby County DA To Circumvent The Enforcement Of Tennessee Law.
Senator Brent Taylor Explains That This Is A Problem That Affects Every Tennessean.
Taylor Is Making Plans To Remove The Progressive DA From Office And Reveals What Citizens Can Do To Help.
Biden’s Department Of Justice Have Entered Into A Deal With Shelby County DA Steve Mulroy To Cease The Enforcement Of Tennessee Criminal Code That Prosecutes Those Who Are Arrested For Prostitution And Doing So While Knowingly Afflicted With The HIV Virus.
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Davidson County Juvenile Court Judge Sheila Calloway Supports The Concept Of Blended Sentencing But Contends A New Law Affecting Serious Juvenile Offenders Is Unworkable And Possibly Unconstitutional.
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State Senator Brent Taylor Is Calling On Governor Bill Lee To Help Address The Spiraling Crime That Plagues The Memphis Area By Hiring An Outside Consultant To Find Solutions.
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A Bill Intended To Cut Down On The High Rates Of Repeat Offenders And Career Criminals Has Officially Become Law In Tennessee.
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Memphis And Shelby County Can Now Change The Distribution Of A County Hotel Tax To Send More Toward FedExForum Renovations.
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The Tennessee Legislature Passed A Bill Making Drag Racing Or Organized Street Racing A Class E Felony Instead Of A Misdemeanor.
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A Bill Aimed At Preventing People From Blocking Tennessee Roadways Was Amended And Passed By Both Chambers Of The Tennessee Legislature Before It Next Heads To The Desk Of Gov. Bill Lee Along With A Glut Of Late-Session Bills.
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Teens As Young As 14 Years Old Who Commit Serious Crimes In Tennessee Will Face Up To Five Years Of Adult Incarceration Or Probation Once Their Juvenile Sentence Ends Under A Bill Now Awaiting Gov. Bill Lee’s Likely Signature.
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