New Law Protecting Minors From Sexualized Performances Blocked By Federal Court
A “Commonsense Child-Safety Bill” That Governor Bill Lee Signed Into Law Earlier This Year Has Been Blocked By A Federal Judge.
Read moreA “Commonsense Child-Safety Bill” That Governor Bill Lee Signed Into Law Earlier This Year Has Been Blocked By A Federal Judge.
Read moreA Bill That Would Allow Those 18 Years Old And Older To Concealed Carry And Obtain A Permit In Tennessee Now Has Different Versions Moving Through The Senate And House.
Read moreIn A Vote Split Almost Exclusively Along Party Lines, A Bill To Ban Drag Shows In Public Spaces Passed The Tennessee House Yesterday 74 To 19.
Read moreTwo Bills In The Tennessee Legislature Would Change The Places And Way Some Tennesseans Are Able To Carry Firearms.
Read moreA Bill That Creates An Offense For A Person Who Engages In An Adult Cabaret Performance On Public Property Or In A Location Where The Adult Cabaret Performance Could Be Viewed By A Minor Is Up For A Tennessee House Floor Vote This Week.
Read moreA House Push Is Underway To Lower The Handgun-Carry Age To 18 In Tennessee Following A Legal Agreement By The State Attorney General, But Those Efforts Could Hit A Roadblock In The Form Of Lt. Gov. Randy McNally.
Read moreThere Is Already A Court Settlement But Legislation To Lower The Age For Concealed Carry Permits In Tennessee To Age 18 Took Its First Step.
Read moreThe House Criminal Justice Committee Passed A Bill That Will Effectively Outlaw Drag Shows From Being Allowed In Public Spaces Where Minors Could Be Exposed. The Bill Will Now Be Scheduled For A Full House Vote.
Read moreA Bill Written That Addresses Shows And Events That Feature Drag Performers, And Those Presentations (Often Sexually Explicit) Being Advertised As “All Ages Welcome” Is Up For Tennessee Senate Vote.
Read moreA Bill To Address The Rash Of “Family-Friendly” Drag Shows Where Children Have Been Exposed To Inappropriate Entertainment Passed The First Hurdle In Nashville Yesterday.
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