House Subcommittee Kills Tennessee Bill To Create Transparency In Sexual Harassment Investigations

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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Conservative Tennessee State Sovereignty Bill Pushed Off For 3rd Year In A Row

For The Third Year In A Row, A Conservative Tennessee Bill, That Would Allow State Legislators To Impose Nullification If The Federal Government Tries To Impose Unconstitutional Laws Or Regulations, Has Been Scuttled.

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Tennessee Republican, Democrat Team Up To Move Harassment Investigations To New Liaison, Attorney General

An Unlikely Tennessee House Democrat And Republican Combo Is Joining Efforts To Move Sexual Harassment Cases From Control Of The Legislature Through A Third-Party Liaison To The State Attorney General’s Office.

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Tennessee Joins Amicus Brief Asking Supreme Court to Rein in Administrative State

On Thursday, Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Joined A Coalition Of 22 State Attorneys General In Filing An Amicus Brief In Alliance For Hippocratic Medicine V U.S. Food And Drug Administration, Urging The Supreme Court Of The United States To Uphold The People’s Constitutional Authority To Make Laws Through Their Elected Officials.

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What Tennessee’s Republican Leadership Doesn’t Want You To Know About Illegal Immigration (Update 2.27.24)

While Republican Leadership Takes To Social Media And The Campaign Trail, Pledging Their Promises To Combat Illegal Immigration, Their Actions In Committees And In Governance, Which We Will Reveal Here, Tells The TRUE Story They’d Rather You Did Not Know.

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Tennessee Constitution Allows Tickets To Legislative Session, Attorney General Says

A Ticketing System That Restricts Public Access To The Tennessee House Of Representatives Is Allowable Under The State’s Constitution, According To A Legal Opinion From Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti.

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Feds Sue Tennessee Over Registering HIV Sex Workers As Violent Sex Offenders

The Federal Government Filed Suit Thursday Against Tennessee And Its Tennessee Bureau Of Investigation Over Enforcement Of The State’s Aggravated Prostitution Statute.

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Tennessee AG Doubts Legality Of State Bill Limiting President’s Ability To Federalize National Guard

Tennessee’s Attorney General Issued A Rare Opinion, Questioning The Legality Of A Bill Sponsored By 13 TN Republicans To Limit The President’s Ability To Federalize The State National Guard. Skrmetti Argues That Restricting The President’s Authority Over National Guard Violates Federal Law And U.S. Constitution.

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