Tennessee Election Finance Board To Subpoena Members Of Constitutional Republicans

Dissatisfied With A Tennessee Attorney General’s Investigation, The Registry Of Election Finance Is Set To Subpoena Members Of Two Constitutional Republican Groups For A “Show-Cause” Hearing.

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Governor Lee Agrees To Remove Those Convicted Of Aggravated Prostitution From Sex Offender Registry In Response To ACLU Lawsuit

As Of This Month, The State Of Tennessee Will Begin The Process Of Removing Those Who Have Been Previously Convicted Of “Aggravated Prostitution” From The State’s Sex Offender Registry, Where They Have Been Listed Due To Their HIV Status Upon Conviction.

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Federal Appeals Court Dismisses Challenge To Constitutionality Of Tennessee Law Banning Drag Shows With No Age Restrictions

For Now, It Seems, Tennessee Law Will Go Into Full Effect And Venues Will Have To Carefully Consider Booking Productions That Include Drag Performances Without Also Including Age Restrictions.

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Tennessee Attorney General & 22 State AGs Call On Senate To Pass SAVE Act

A Coalition Of Republican Attorneys General Have Called On The U.S. Senate To Pass The Save Act, A Bill That Would Ensure Additional Safeguards Are In Place To Prevent Noncitizens From Voting In Federal Elections.

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State Moves To Secure Elections In Tennessee Enraging Democrats In The Process

Tennessee’s Coordinator Of Elections, Mark Goins, Recently Sent Out 14,000 Letters In A Bid To Secure The State’s Elections But Leaders Of The Democratic Party In The Tennessee General Assembly Are Enraged And Demanding Answers From The Secretary Of State.

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Supreme Court Grants Biden’s DOJ Opportunity To Argue That Parents Have Right To Alter Their Children’s Bodies Through Radical Gender Surgeries, Hormone-Blocking Drugs

After Sitting In Legal Purgatory For Several Months, The Supreme Court Is Allowing Biden’s DOJ To Argue That Tennessee’s Law Protecting Children From Life Altering Treatments Violates The Right Of Equal Protections Under The Law.

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Former President Trump Will Be On The Ballot In Tennessee Following Attorney General’s Declination To Opine On State Law

Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti’s Office Has Declined To Issue An Opinion Regarding A State Lawmaker’s Letter Asking If Former President Donald Trump Can Still Be Placed On The Tennessee Ballot This Fall In Light Of His Recent Felony Conviction In A New York Court.

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Tennessee, Kentucky Argue Against Title IX Rule Changes

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti And Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman Argued For An Injunction Against The Biden Administration’s Title IX Overhaul In Kentucky Federal Court.

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Middle Tennessee Democrat Queries State Attorney General On Trump Candidacy For State Election Ballot

A Tennessee State Lawmaker, Rep. Vincent Dixie (D-Nashville-District 54), Has Sent A Letter To Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Asking If Former President Donald J. Trump Can Still Be Included On The Tennessee Ballot After The Recent Convictions In A New York Court.

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Tennessee Attorney General Pushes Back On Biden Administration’s Rule Requiring Health Providers To Administer Hormone Drugs To Children

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Announced A Multi-State Lawsuit Challenging A New Rule By The U.S. Department Of Health And Human Services That Under Threat Of Severe Penalties, Would Require Medical Providers To Perform Surgeries And Administer Hormone Drugs To Both Children And Adults For The Purpose Of Gender Transition, Without Regard For A Doctor’s Medical Judgment As To Whether That Treatment Was Appropriate.

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