Tennessee Conservative
A Bill To Change Tennessee’s College Athletics Name, Image And Likeness Rules To Match A Lawsuit Against The National Collegiate Athletic Association From Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Passed The House Late Tuesday And Will Next Head To Gov. Bill Lee For His Signature.
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The Division Of Consumer Affairs Reminds Tennesseans To Be Wary Of Scams Related To Tax Returns. Scammers Will Try Various Tactics To Get Their Hands On Your Money, Including Issuing Fake Communications Claiming To Be From Legitimate Agencies Such As The Irs. These Messages Can Arrive In The Form Of An Unsolicited Call, Text, Email, Or Mailer.
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A Bill Designed To Prevent Credit Card Companies And Banks From Using A Separate Code To Designate Sales At Firearms Retailers Is Now Headed To Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee.
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Last Tuesday, Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Announced That Tennessee Has Joined A Multi State Lawsuit Against Mariner Finance Over Widespread Violations Of Multiple Consumer Protection Laws.
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A Bill To Change Tennessee’s Rules For College Athlete’s Name, Image And Likeness Passed Its Final Committee Hurdle Before Heading To The Full House.
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A Pair Of Bills Are Intended To Allow Tennessee To Fight Illegal Immigration In The State.
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Led By Tennessee, A Group Of 24 State Attorneys General Wrote A Letter To The Department Of Labor Saying Its Proposed Rule Promoting Diversity, Equity And Inclusion In The National Apprenticeship Program Exceeds The Department’s Authority.
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The Tennessee Senate Approved A Bill That Would Put State Law On College Athletics Name, Image And Likeness Rules In Line With A Lawsuit Brought Against The National Collegiate Athletic Association By The Tennessee Attorney General.
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An Amended Bill To Extend The Amount Of Time That A Perpetrator Remains On The Tennessee Sex Offender Registry Was Passed Out Of The House Criminal Justice Committee This Week Via A Voice Vote.
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A Tennessee House Panel Refused To Hear A Bill By A Bipartisan Duo Of Lawmakers To Shift House Sexual Harassment Investigations To A Third Party And Denied Former Rep. Scotty Campbell A Chance To Testify For The Measure.
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