Tennessee Conservative
A Ticketing System That Restricts Public Access To The Tennessee House Of Representatives Is Allowable Under The State’s Constitution, According To A Legal Opinion From Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti.
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The Federal Government Filed Suit Thursday Against Tennessee And Its Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation Over Enforcement Of The State’s Aggravated Prostitution Statute.
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Tennessee’s Attorney General Issued A Rare Opinion, Questioning The Legality Of A Bill Sponsored By 13 TN Republicans To Limit The President’s Ability To Federalize The State National Guard. Skrmetti Argues That Restricting The President’s Authority Over National Guard Violates Federal Law And U.S. Constitution.
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State Officials Are Refusing To Provide Information Regarding Governor Bill Lee’s Decision To Include A $1.6 Billion Tax Cut And Refund For Businesses.
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The Tennessee District Attorneys Conference Has Attempted To Interject Itself In A Fight Over Who Has The Authority To Represent The State In Post-Conviction Review Of Capital Cases In The State.
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U.S. District Judge Clifton Corker Wrote The Lawsuit From Tennessee And Virginia Is Likely To Succeed In Its Claim That The Ncaa Rules Are A Violation Of The Sherman Antitrust Act.
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Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti, Along With A Coalition Of About Two Dozen State Attorneys General, Sent A Letter To President Joe Biden Tuesday Blasting The President’s Recent Decision To Freeze The Approval Of New Export Sites For Liquefied Natural Gas.
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Tennessee Has Filed An Antitrust Lawsuit Against The NCAA Over Its Enforcement Of Rules Related To Name, Image And Likeness.
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Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Along With A Coalition Of State Attorneys General Sent A Letter Monday To Department Of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Backing Texas In Its Border Battle With The Biden Administration.
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Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Joined A Coalition Of 23 Attorneys General And The Arizona Legislature Tuesday In Filing An Amicus Brief In Support Of The National Rifle Association’s Case Against A New York State Official Who Trampled On The Organization’s First Amendment Right To Free Speech.
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