Tennessee Conservative
A Tennessee Bill Allowing Lawsuits Against Individuals Transporting Minors Out Of State For “Gender-Affirming” Care Without Parental Consent Passed In The House On Wednesday.
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A Tennessee Bill Allowing Lawsuits Against Anyone Taking Minors Out Of The State Without The Consent Of Their Parents For “Gender Affirming” Care Passed In The Senate On Thursday.
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The Tennessee Senate Passed A Bill On Thursday That Would Allow Parents To File Civil Suits In Order To Ensure Compliance With The Age-Appropriate Materials Act.
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This Week, The City Of Franklin BOMA (Board Of Mayor And Alderman) Voted Unanimously To Grant A Permit To Franklin Pride For Them To Hold Their Annual Pride Festival In Harlinsdale Park, A Public Park Owned And Managed By The City Of Franklin.
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A Bill To Prevent The Lower Courts From Taking Up Cases Concerning Or Interfering With Tennessee House And Senate Rules Was Passed In The Tennessee House Of Representatives On Monday By A 59-30 Vote.
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A New Bill Has Been Filed To Give State Attorneys General Greater Authority And Legal Standing To Sue The Federal Government When It Fails To Enforce Federal Immigration Law Established By Congress.
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Proposed Tennessee Legislation To Change The State Law To Limit Who Is Allowed To Intervene In Lawsuits Regarding Public Records Has Been Filed In Response To Litigation Involving Records Related To The Covenant School Shooting.
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According To The Tennessee Court Of Appeals, Parents Who Are Plaintiffs In A Previously Brought Lawsuit Regarding School Vouchers Can Sue The State And The Governor Over The State’s Education Savings Account (ESA) Program.
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Nearly 200,000 Debt Collection Cases Were Filed In Shelby County And 112,000 In Davidson County Between January 2016 Through March 2023, According To Data From Sycamore Institute.
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A Law Passed In 2021, Changing The Way State Laws Are Challenged, Has Some Concerned That The Door Has Been Opened For Partisan Redistricting In Tennessee And Dissension Among Panel Judges.
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