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TN HB1504
The Capitol Hill Protection Zone
The bill establishes a protection zone around the Tennessee State Capitol and several nearby government buildings. This zone includes the grounds, roads, and sidewalks surrounding these buildings, aiming to enhance security and ensure the safety of state officials and visitors. It amends existing laws related to the management and protection of these areas.
Passed House William Lamberth
TN HB1624
Domestic Abuse
Tennessee HB1624 makes it a crime to knowingly violate a no contact order that is part of a sentence or probation for certain offenses involving domestic abuse victims. If someone breaks this order, they can be charged with a Class A misdemeanor. This law aims to strengthen protections for domestic abuse victims.
Passed House Jody Barrett
TN HB1205
Healthcare Services
Tennessee HB1205 allows physicians and podiatrists to prescribe, dispense, or administer medication to themselves or their immediate family members. This legislation makes various amendments to existing healthcare laws in Tennessee. The changes aim to clarify the authority of medical professionals regarding their own healthcare and that of their family.
Passed House Sabi Kumar
TN HB0920
Criminal Justice
The bill makes it illegal for certain defendants to be released from jail without having to pay bail or provide a financial guarantee. This means that individuals charged with specific offenses must remain in custody until their court hearings. The law aims to ensure that those accused of serious crimes do not go free without proper financial accountability.
Passed House Richard Scarbrough
TN HB1668
Criminal Offenses
Tennessee HB1668 makes it a crime to travel with the intention of stealing cash from someone else, specifically when following the same path as the victim and carrying two or more tools that could aid in committing theft. This law aims to address thefts that occur in public areas near businesses or banks. It adds a new layer of criminal offense to deter such planned thefts.
Passed House Tim Rudd
TN HB1673
Utility Regulation
Tennessee HB1673 updates several laws related to utility regulation. It changes how utilities can consolidate and establishes new continuing education requirements for those who govern utilities. This aims to improve the management and oversight of utility services in the state.
Passed House Rush Bricken
TN HB1649
Kratom
Tennessee HB1649, known as 'Matthew Davenport's Law,' establishes new criminal offenses and testing requirements related to Kratom, a herbal substance. The bill aims to regulate the use of Kratom to enhance public safety and address potential health risks associated with its consumption.
Passed House Esther Helton-Haynes
TN HB1691
Airports
TN HB1691 allows a joint board formed by two municipalities and two counties to operate an airport. This board will have the same powers and responsibilities as a regional airport authority, enabling more coordinated management of airport operations. The bill aims to improve airport governance and efficiency in Tennessee.
Passed House Paul Sherrell