TWRA Decides Not To Appeal Ruling That Will Stop Searches Without A Warrant

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Will Not Appeal To The Tennessee Supreme Court Regarding A Recent Court Decision That Will No Longer Allow For Searches To Take Place Under The “Open Field Doctrine.” TWRA Officers Must Now Obtain Explicit Permission From Landowners Or A Court-Ordered Warrant In Order To Go On Private Property.

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State Sovereignty Topic Of Warren County Republican Meeting

Tennessee State Senator Janice Bowling (R-Tullahoma) Wants The Legislature To Put Their Money Where Their Mouth Is By Passing A Bill Aimed At Creating A Set Of Legal Pathways For The Citizens Of Tennessee, Or Legislators, To Exercise Their Constitutional Authority To Nullify Certain Federal Overreach.

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Passage Of Tennessee Grandparents Visitation Bill Is A Mere Tweak Of A 40-Year-Old Law That Remains Constitutionally Questionable

This Year The General Assembly Tweaked Tennessee’s Grandparent Visitation Statute Found In Tennessee Code. This Is Not New Nor Does It Make A Substantial Change To The Prior Law That Was First Passed In 1985 And Amended Nine Times Since. Although There Is Great Empathy, And Likely Social Value, In Children Being Able To Maintain A Relationship With Their Grandparents, The Question Remains When Should Grandparents Rights Trump The Inalienable Constitutional Right To Parent?

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Texas Dispute With Biden Over Border Crisis Escalates

As The Conflict Between The Federal Government And Texas Escalates Over The State’s Right To Defend Its Border With Mexico, Gov. Greg Abbott Is Not Backing Down As A Congressional Democrat Called On President Joe Biden To Federalize The Texas National Guard.

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Social Media Censorship Bill That Was Deferred Last Year On Schedule For Tennessee House Subcommittee

A Bill Dealing With Social Media Censorship That Was Deferred Last Year Is On The Move Again And On The Schedule For One Of The Tennessee General Assembly’s Subcommittees. The Legislation Aims To Stymie Censorship From Social Media Platforms Regarding Tennessee Elections While Preserving First Amendment Rights Of Tennesseans In Today’s Online Public Square.

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Conservative Candidate Monica Irvine Running For Tennessee Senate District 6

Conservative Constitutionalist Republican Monica Irvine Is Running For The 6th District Senate Seat For The Great State Of Tennessee.

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Kingsport City School Board Votes To Allow Schools To Search & Interrogate Students During School Hours

The Kingsport School Board Approved A New Policy That The Police May Interrogate Students At School For Incidents That Occur Off School Grounds. Children That Refuse To Speak May Be Suspended. Parents/Guardians Will Be Notified But The Proceedings Will Continue With Or Without Them. Did The School Board Have A Lack Of Transparency On This Policy?

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Lawsuit Charges Tennessee Dept Of Children’s Services Violated Kid’s Constitutional Rights

Sweeping Lawsuit Claims State And Federal Law Was Broken By The Tennessee Department Of Children’s Services In A Case Of Two Youths That Were Allegedly Denied Medications And Assaulted While In State Detention.

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Connect With Active Participants In Conservative Grassroots Initiatives At The East Tennessee Grassroots Leadership Summit

The East TN Grassroots Leadership Summit Is An Event Designed To Encourage, Educate, And Connect Those Who Actively Participate In Conservative Grassroots Initiatives In Tennessee. Featuring Several Speakers In Various Areas Of Expertise Including Medical Freedom, Pro-Life, State Legislation, Education, Mental Health And More, This All Day Event Will Prepare Attendees For Involvement In The Upcoming Legislative Session To Preserve Their God-Given, Constitutional Freedoms.

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Jefferson County Commission Takes Bold Stance Calling For Repeal Of Governor’s “Emergency Powers” Statute

Jefferson County Commission Has Stated Its Expectation That Tennessee Government Operate Within Constitutional Boundaries With Special Emphasis On The Executive Branch. This Expectation Was Recently Expressed In Resolution 2023-47.

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