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Tennessee's Highest Court Hears Arguments On School Choice

Tennessee’s Highest Court Hears Arguments On School Choice

June 7, 2021June 7, 2021 TTC 1 Comment American Federation for Children, Andrée Blumstein, Arif Panju, Bob Cooper, Brian Kelsey, Constitution, Davidson County, Davidson County Schools, ESA Program, Jeffrey Bivins, John Cooper, Lawsuit, Memphis, Metro Nashville Public Schools, Nashville, Scholarships, School Choice, Shaka Mitchell, Shelby County, Shelby County Schools, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee Legislature, Tennessee schools, Tennessee Supreme Court

Tennessee’s Highest Court Heard Arguments On A Disputed School Choice Program Last Thursday, June 3rd.

The Tennessee Supreme Court building in Nashville, Tenn.

Tennessee Supreme Court To Hear Arguments On School-Choice Program

June 3, 2021June 3, 2021 TTC 1 Comment Constitution, Davidson County, Davidson County Schools, ESA Program, Greater Praise Christian Academy, Lawsuit, Lee Harris, Liberty Justice Center, Memphis, Scholarships, School Choice, Shelby County, Shelby County Schools, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee Department of Education, Tennessee Legislature, Tennessee schools, Tennessee Supreme Court

Tennessee’s Supreme Court Will Hear Arguments Today On The Legality Of A State School-Choice Pilot Program, 16 Months After Two School Districts Filed A Lawsuit To Shut The Program Down.

Lee's Signature Makes Tennessee A Second Amendment Sanctuary State

Lee’s Signature Makes Tennessee A Second Amendment Sanctuary State

May 27, 2021May 27, 2021 TTC 4 Comments Antonio Parkinson, Bo Mitchell, Democrats, Frank Niceley, Governor Lee, Jeff Yarbro, Memphis, Mountain City, Nashville, Republicans, Scotty Campbell, SCOTUS, Second Amendment, Senate Bill 1335, Strawberry Plains, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee Second Amendment Sanctuary Act, Tennessee Supreme Court, U.S. Constitution, U.S. Supreme Court

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Signed A Bill Wednesday That Makes The State A Second Amendment Sanctuary.

New Three-Judge Panel approved to Hear Constitutional Claims

New Panel Approved To Hear TN Constitutional Complaints

May 6, 2021May 6, 2021 TTC 2 Comments Andrew Farmer, Davidson County, Jeff Yarbro, Laws, Legislation, legislators, liberal, Mike Bell, Nashville, panels, Republicans, Riceville, Sevierville, Sumner County, Taxpayer Dollars, Taxpayers, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee House of Representatives, Tennessee Senate, Tennessee Supreme Court

Tennessee Legislators Have Passed A Plan To Alter The Way Judges Hear Constitutional Complaints Against State Laws. Legislation Creating New Panels Consisting Of Three Judges Made It Through The House And Senate With Strong Support.

Proposed TN Constititutional Amendment Allows Prisoner Labor Without It Being Considered Slavery

Proposed TN Constitutional Amendment Allows Prisoner Labor Without It Being Considered Slavery

May 6, 2021May 6, 2021 TTC 2 Comments Amendment, Chris Todd, gubernatorial election, Inmates, Jackson, Joe Towns, Labor, Memphis, Mount Juliet, prsioners, Slavery, Susan Lynn, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee Senate

The Tennessee House Has Approved A Proposed Constitutional Amendment That Would Change The State Constitution’s Wording To Allow For Prisoners To Work Without It Being Considered Slavery.

Sen. Brian Kelsey, R-Germantown

Right-To-Work Constitutional Amendment Goes To Tennessee Voters

April 30, 2021April 30, 2021 TTC 1 Comment Beacon Center, Brian Kelsey, Civil Rights, Constitutional Amendment, Cosby, G.A. Hardaway, Germantown, Jeremy Faison, Memphis, National Federation for Independent Business, Paul Bailey, PRO Act, Right-To-Work, Senate Joint Resolution 2, Sparta, Tennessee, Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee House of Representatives, Tennessee Senate, Tennessee voters, U.S. Congress, U.S. House of Representatives, Unions, Voters

The Tennessee House Voted Thursday To Add A Right-To-Work Amendment To The State Constitution, Giving Voters The Chance To Decide Its Fate.

End of TN Legislature 2021 Closing In, These Are The Bills That Need Action

End of TN Legislature 2021 Closing In, These Are The Bills That Need Action

April 13, 2021April 13, 2021 TTC 0 Comments Biden Administration, Bills, individual freedom, individual liberty, Individual Rights, John Harris, Liberty, Opinion, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee Firearms Association, Tennessee Legislature

The Tennessee Legislature Is Moving Toward The Point Where It Wraps Up Its Activities For The 2021 Part Of The Two-year Session. As That Day Approaches, Opportunities Are Ending To Enact Laws In 2021 Which Would Restore Your Rights, Which Would Remove Infringements On Your Rights And Which Would Require The State’s Administrative Branch To Zealously Defend Tennessee And Tennesseans Against The Orchestrated Attack On Our Rights And State Sovereignty That Is Swiftly Coming From The Biden-Harris Administration. These Are The Bills That Need Action Now!

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Criminal Justice Subcommittee Approves Resolution to Block Legislation Allowing Recreational Drug Use

March 11, 2021March 11, 2021 TTC 3 Comments Benjamin Ogles, Community Coalition Against Human Trafficking, Constitution, Controlled Substances Act, Criminal Justice Subcommittee, DEA, Drug Enforcement Agency, Drug Use, Drugs, Franklin, HJR0140, House Joint Resolution 0140, Human Trafficking, Legislation, Marijuana, Prostitution, Rape, TBI, Tennessee, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Tennessee Constitution, U.S. Department of Justice

The Resolution States That The General Assembly Would Be Unable To Enact Laws That Would Authorize Rape, Human Trafficking, Prostitution, Or The Recreational Use Of Any Substance As Identified By The U.S. Department Of Justice Or The Drug Enforcement Agency.

Tennessee Senators Ken Yager and Mike Bell

Senate Approves Constitutional Amendment To Change How Tennessee Attorney General Is Selected

March 10, 2021March 10, 2021 TTC 2 Comments appointments, Attorney General, Ken Yager, Kingston, Mike Bell, Riceville, Senate Joint Resolution 1, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee House of Representatives, Tennessee Senate, Tennessee Supreme Court

Senate Joint Resolution 1 Calls For Both Chambers Of The General Assembly To Confirm The Tennessee Supreme Court’s Nomination For Attorney General Rather Than Allowing The High Court To Appoint The Attorney General Through A Secret Vote Of Justices.

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Tennessee State Constitution Transferred To A New Home

March 10, 2021March 10, 2021 TTC 1 Comment Constitution, knoxville, Nashville, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee Highway Patrol, Tennessee National Guard, Tennessee State Library and Archives

Tennessee’s Founding Documents Were Transported To The New Tennessee State Library And Archives In Nashville Last Week. Tennessee’s Constitutions Will Be On Display For A Limited Time In Their New Home, Opening April 13.

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