Amended “Red Flag” Bill That Expands Mandatory Reporting Passes Tennessee House
Legislation That Critics Call A “Red Flag” Bill Passed The Tennessee House For A Second Time On Thursday.
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“Red Flag Gun Bill” To Expand Mandatory Reporting Passes In Tennessee Senate
Legislation Flagged As A “Red Flag Bill” By Critics That Aims To Expand Mandatory Reporting Laws For Mental Health Professionals To Report The Possibility Of Potentially Violent Acts By Their Patients Passed On The Floor Of The Tennessee Senate On Thursday By A Vote Of 30-0.
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Red Flag Gun Bill To Expand Mandatory Reporting Passes In Tennessee House
A Red Flag Gun Bill To Expand Mandatory Reporting Laws For Mental Health Professionals Was Passed On The Floor Of The Tennessee House Of Representatives On Thursday By A 79-7 Vote.
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Tennessee Bill Filed To Expand Mandatory Reporting Laws Reminiscent Of Special Session Red Flag Discussions
A Bill Has Been Filed By Representative Jason Zachary (R-Knoxville-District 14) That Expands The Current Law Requiring Mental Health Professionals To Report The Possibility Of Potential Violent Acts By Their Patients.
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Hamilton County to Install 122 License Plate Reader Cameras Despite Privacy Concerns
On Wednesday, The Hamilton County Commission Unanimously Voted To Accept A $1.2 Million State Grant For The Purposes Of Purchasing And Installing 122 New License Plate Reader Cameras (LPRs).
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Patients Sue Vanderbilt For Releasing Transgender Clinic Records To Tennessee AG
A Lawsuit Filed On Monday Claims That Vanderbilt University Medical Center Failed In Its Duty To Protect Transgender Patients, Caused Them Serious Harm And Violated State Law And Its Own Privacy Policies When It Yielded To Demands From The Tennessee Attorney General To Turn Over Private Medical Records.
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TN And 39 States Win $391.5M Privacy Suit Against Google
Forty States Won A Combined $391.5 Million Settlement With Google Over Location Tracking Practices.
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Tennessee Students Given Assignments That May Violate Family And Student Privacy
The New School Year Has Barely Begun And For Some Tennessee Students This Means Being Given Questionable Assignments That May Violate Family Privacy And May Possibly Be Masquerading As Unofficial Surveys.
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IRS Backtracks On Facial Recognition After Backlash
The IRS Announced Monday It Will “Transition Away” From Using Third-Party Facial Recognition Technology After Bipartisan Backlash On The Issue.
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Metro Council Undecided About License Plate Cameras In Nashville
Members Of The Nashville Community Oversight Board Advised Metro Council Ahead Of Their Meeting On Tuesday To Vote Against A Proposal That Would Have Cameras, Called License Plate Readers, Installed Throughout The City.
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