Tennessee Conservative
Illegal Immigrants Cost States Tens Of Millions Of Dollars, And A New Rule Will Worsen The Situation, Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti And 17 Other Attorneys General Argue In A Lawsuit Filed Against The Biden Administration.
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A Drag Queen Who Goes By The Name The Lady Viktra, And An Academic Advisor From The University Of Tennessee At Chattanooga (UTC) Are Both Suing The State Of Tennessee For Refusing To Pay For Their Sex Change Operations.
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The Tennessee Attorney General Sued Michael D. Lansky, LLC, Which Does Business Under The Name Avid Telecom, Its Owner Michael Lansky, And Its Vice President Stacey S. Reeves, For Allegedly Initiating And Facilitating Billions Of Illegal Robocalls To Millions Of People And Violating Multiple Consumer Protection Laws.
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Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Announced Yesterday That Low-Income Consumers Who Were Eligible To Prepare And File Their Taxes For Free But Were Deceived Into Paying TurboTax’s Owner Intuit To File Will Begin Receiving Checks From A $141 Million Multistate Settlement Announced In May 2022.
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A Recent Report Suggests That A Concerted Effort By Local Grassroots And Conservative Publications Are Responsible For Pushing Republican Lawmakers Into Finally Passing Laws That Will Protect Children From Predatory Medical Practices That Would Have Life Altering Consequences.
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Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Led Two Coalitions Of States In Filing Public Comments In Response To The Federal Government’s Efforts To Micro-Manage The Lives Of Americans.
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While Nashville District Attorney General Glenn Funk Claimed That A March Search Of His Officers Was By His “Invitation,” New Sources Reveal That It Was Actually A Raid By The Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation That Was Authorized By A Search Warrant.
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Facing A Spate Of Legal Battles With Tennessee Cities And The Federal Government, The Attorney General’s Office Enters This Year With A New “Strategic Litigation Unit” And Heftier Budget. Skrmetti Doesn’t Necessarily Have A Different Philosophy Than His Predecessor, Herbert Slatery, But Appears To Be Taking A More Active Role Against What He Considers Federal Incursions.
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Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Joined 20 Other State Attorneys General In Filing An Amicus Brief Recently Urging The Supreme Court Of The United States To Reject The FDA’s Attempt To Push A National Mail-Order Abortion Regime In Violation Of Federal Law, Of State Laws, And Of The Court’s Dobbs Opinion.
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Tennessee’s Attorney General Will Not Appeal A Three-Judge Panel Decision Last Week To Block A Bill Intended To Reduce Metro Nashville’s Council From 40 To 20 Members And Will Allow It To Become Law In 2027.
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