Tennessee Conservative
Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery Got To Work Within Hours Of The U.S. Supreme Court Overturning Two Abortion Rulings On Friday And Asked A Federal Appeals Court To Lift An Injunction Thereby Allowing Tennessee’s Heartbeat Law To Go Into Effect Immediately.
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Now That The U.S. Supreme Court Has Overturned Roe V. Wade, A 1973 Landmark Decision Related To Abortion And Casey V. Planned Parenthood, Another Abortion-Related Decision From 1992, Tennessee’s Trigger Law Could Go Into Effect And Outlaw The Procedure Statewide Sometime In July.
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Attorney General Herb Slatery Said Friday He Will “Quickly” Notify The Tennessee Code Commission That Roe V. Wade And Casey Have Been Overturned, A Step Required By State Law.
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Image Credit: Texas Alliance For Life The Center Square [By Jon Styf] – Tennessee’s trigger law could go into effect
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Cade Cothren, Who Once Served As A Top Aide For Former Tennessee House Speaker Glen Casada, Opted Not To Show Before A State Ethics And Campaign Finance Panel On Wednesday.
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After Years Of Marijuana Bills Being Kicked Around The General Assembly, Only To Be Booted, Two Lawmakers Are Hoping To Find Out Exactly What The Public Thinks About The Weed With A Ballot Initiative.
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Tennessee State Sen. Heidi Campbell Has Written Nashville District Attorney General Glenn Funk, Asking Him To Look Into No-Bid Contracts Issued By Gov. Bill Lee’s Administration During The Covid-19 Pandemic.
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City Of Nashville Leaders Are Disgruntled Over Soon To Be Signed Legislation They Say Is “Unprecedented And Dangerous” That Will Soon Prohibit Them From Issuing Mask Mandates. A Letter Has Been Sent To The Mayor To Look For Loopholes Or “Gray Areas.” In Response, Speaker Sexton Warned Metro Government…
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The House And Senate Both Voted Friday For Legislation Enabling The State Attorney General To Request Courts Appoint District Attorney Pro Tems For Any District Attorney General Who Makes A Blanket Statement Against Prosecuting Certain Classes Of Illegal Activity.
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Giving Only A Few Minutes To Digest Massive Bills, Republicans Pushed Legislation Through Committees Thursday.
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