Tennessee Conservative
A Bill To Keep Autopsy Reports Of Murdered Children Hidden From The Public Passed In A Vote On The Tennessee House Floor Yesterday Afternoon.
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The Tennessee House Voted Thursday To Allow The Tennessee Department Of Tourism To Keep Contracts Hidden For Up To 10 Years For Events Such As A Super Bowl.
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Tennessee’s Tourism Department Wants State Lawmakers To Grant It Authority To Potentially Permanently Close Off Public Access To Any Records It Sees As Confidential, Right As Officials Are Readying A Bid To Host A Future NFL Super Bowl.
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This Week A Bill That Will Keep The Autopsy Reports Of Children Killed At The Hands Of Violent Crime Offenders From Being Public Record Moved Through The Tennessee House State Government Committee By Voice Vote, Led By Chair Kelly Keisling.
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The House State Government Committee Passed Legislation That Allows The Tennessee Department Of Tourist Development To Keep Records Hidden From The Public If The Attorney General And Tourism Commissioner Deem It Necessary.
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Recently Proposed Legislation Would Allow The Tennessee Department Of Tourist Development To Keep Records Hidden From The Public At The Discretion Of The Attorney General And Tourism Commissioner.
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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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The Knox County Sheriff’s Office Continues To Refuse To Release Records Pertaining To Their Participation In A Program Geared Towards Immigration Enforcement, Despite A Judge’s Orders To Do So.
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Tennessee State Officials Won’t Divulge The Number Of Troopers Who Worked Security – Or The Cost – At The August Special Session, But That Type Of Force Could Be Seen Frequently During Regular Sessions Too.
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The Tennessee Department Of Financial Institutions Refused To Release Records Related To Consumer Complaints, Citing A Five-Decade-Old Provision In State Law Allowing The Commissioner To Block Any Record Request.
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