Order Of Protection Bill Gets Filed Again After Dying In Special Session Due To Inaction By Senate Last August
A Bill Has Been Filed For A Second Time That Would Expand Who Is Eligible For Lifetime Orders Of Protection In Tennessee.
Read moreA Bill Has Been Filed For A Second Time That Would Expand Who Is Eligible For Lifetime Orders Of Protection In Tennessee.
Read moreTennessee’s House Republican Supermajority Wants To Close Several Speaking Opportunities In Its Rules, Which In The Past Allowed Democrats To Slow Down The Legislative Process And, Ultimately, Garner Attention That Led To A Fundraising Bonanza.
Read moreThe Tennessee Legislature’s Approval Rating Was At 42%, According To A New Vanderbilt Poll Of Statewide Issues.
Read moreEven Though The Gun Reform Group Claims To Promote Nonpartisan Efforts “To Make Tennessee Safer” Through Gun Safety Legislation, Some Feel This Group Is Simply A Way To Get Conservative Voters On Board With Left-Wing Policies.
Read moreReports This Week From Governor Lee’s Office Indicate That He Has Decided To Abandon His Efforts To Pass His Proposal For Any Kind Of ERPO (Extreme Risk Protection Orders) Legislation, Also Known As “Red Flag Laws”.
Read moreThe Speaker Of The Tennessee House Is Pointing A Finger At The Tennessee Senate, Expressing That The Senate Had The Opportunity To Pass Legislation During The Special Session That Would Have Kept Shaquille Taylor Off The Streets Of Nashville And, Subsequently, Prevented The Death Of Jillian Ludwig.
Read moreTennessee House Committee Votes Are Frequently Taken By Voice Vote, Adding To The Distrust Of The Committee Process. There Is Too Much Room For Misinterpretation Of Committee Votes If The Ayes And Nays Are Not Clear Enough For Onlookers, Or Even Committee Chairs. Even A Runaway Voice Vote, One Direction Or The Other, Leaves Doubt As To How Certain Members Voted. This Is A Transparency Problem With An Easy Fix, And The House Committee Chairs Have The Remedy.
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Read moreTennessee’s Special Legislative Session Resulted In The Passing Of Four Bills But Also Came With A Hefty Price Tag. One State Senator Says It Cost Around $750,000 Just To Provide Security For The Six-Day Event.
Read moreTennessee 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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