Gov. Bill Lee Signs “Red Flag Gun Bill” Into Law Expanding Mandatory Reporting

Tennessee Legislation That Critics Have Deemed To Be A “Red Flag Gun Bill” Has Officially Been Signed Into Law By Gov. Bill Lee And Will Apply To Any Acts Occurring On Or After April 23rd Of This Year.

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Tennessee School Districts Plan To Refuse New Law Allowing Teachers To Protect Students By Carrying Firearms On Campus

Despite The Fact That Both The Tennessee House And Senate Passed Legislation Allowing Teachers To Carry Handguns On Campus, Many School Districts Across The State Are Hesitant To Discuss Changes To Their Policies And Others Have Already Stated That They Will Not Allow Teachers To Be Armed.

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Bill Prohibiting Tennessee Hospitals From Restricting In-Person Visitation Signed By Governor

A Bill Prohibiting Tennessee Hospitals From Restricting In-Person Visitation Of Patients Was Signed By Governor Bill Lee On Tuesday.

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Tennessee Bill Preventing Credit Card Codes For Firearms Store Sales Signed Into Law

Credit Card Companies And Banks In Tennessee Cannot Use A Separate Code To Designate Sales At Firearms Retailers In The State After Gov. Bill Lee Signed A Bill Into Law.

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As Tennessee Legislators Continue To Debate $1.5B Franchise Tax Rebate, Records Indicate Most Money Will Go Out-Of-State

New Records Indicate That The $1.9 Franchise Tax Change Being Finalized During The General Session Was Initiated By Requests From 24 Businesses, And, If Approved, Most Of That Money Would Not Even Stay In Tennessee.

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Tennessee Bill Signed Into Law That Specifies “Money” Does NOT Include Central Bank Digital Currency

Last Week, Governor Lee Signed Into Law A Bill That Amends Tennessee Code As It Relates To Central Bank’s Digital Currency And Money In The State.

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Governor Lee Voices Opposition To House GOP’s “Non-Negotiable” Franchise Tax Transparency Measure

As The General Assembly’s Attempt At A Franchise Tax Repeal And Rebate For The State Of Tennessee Awaits A Compromise Via Conference Committee, Gov. Bill Lee Has Voiced His Opposition To The House Version Of The Legislation.

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