8:30 a.m. - State & Local Government - Watch - SB 0799 *Johnson
- The Williamson County Republican Party’s most recent leadership election featured a heated debate over primary elections versus caucuses. The winning team favored caucus elections, which gives a political party strict control over who can participate.
- Now, Sen. Johnson is proposing a law that will ban county parties from holding nominating elections via caucus. Under the bill, all political party nominations must be done through a Primary Election for the offices of governor, General Assembly and U.S. House.
Uniformity, Inequity, Exclusion: G.O.P. grandstands against DEI
8:30 a.m. - State & Local Government - Watch - SB 1083 *Johnson, Hensley
- Senate Bill 1083 would enact the "Dismantle DEI Act" which prohibits state agencies, local governments and colleges from basing hiring decisions on any metrics that consider an applicant's race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, or disability.
- Republicans are callously blaming DEI for any outcome they don’t like while they have complete control over state government.
- Instead of canceling DEI initiatives, the Republican Party should be focused on Tennessee’s road funding crisis, underfunded schools and sky-high inflation.
- Extra Useless: Republicans have a second bill, SB 1084 *Johnson, called the "Dismantling DEI Departments Act."
State Trigger Ban: G.O.P. bill criminalizes undocumented immigrants
8:30 a.m. - State & Local Government - Watch - SB 1087 *Johnson
- The act of being present in the United State in violation of immigration laws is not, by itself, a federal crime. When Republicans use the terms “illegal alien” or “criminal alien,” they’re not using legal terms, they are demonizing a lot of hard working people who are just trying to provide for their families.
- Senate bill 1087 takes their demagoguery a big step further. This bill would create a state-level criminal penalty for being undocumented in Tennessee.
- But the law would not take effect until states are granted the authority to enforce immigration laws.
G.O.P. bill repeals safeguard on voter registration
8:30 a.m. - State & Local Government - Watch - SB 0823 *Hensley
- Senate Bill 823 would repeal Tennessee’s 90-day voter safeguard, which prohibits election officials from purging a voter 90 days before a statewide August election.
Golden parachute for lawmakers? 10 years gets a pension, health benefits
8:30 a.m. - State & Local Government - Watch - SB 0722 *Hatcher
- Senate Bill 722 will make state lawmakers who serve 10 years in the General Assembly the only state employees who can convert their retirement plan to the state’s old defined benefit pension plan, which was phased out in 2013.
- The legislation will also make these lawmakers eligible for supplemental health benefits.
Bill sends G.O.P. Attorney General on a witch hunt against cities, counties
8:30 a.m. - State & Local Government - Watch - SB 0845 *Lowe
- Republicans are backing a heavy-handed bill that would empower the state’s G.O.P. attorney general to investigate and prosecute cities and counties when he claims they are violating state law.
- The attorney general’s office would only have to prove their case in front of a court if the local government challenges the AG’s findings.
- And if a local government resists, the state finance commissioner could withhold all state funding owed to the city or county.
The (Voter) Purge: GOP bill requires voters be purged after two Novembers with no activity
8:30 a.m. - State & Local Government - Watch - SB 0626 *Briggs
- Senate Bill 626 makes various changes to Tennessee’s voting laws. The most alarming change would require county election officials to purge voters who haven’t updated their registration or participated in an election after two November elections.
State has issued 800 handgun carry permits to people aged 18-20
2 p.m. - Judiciary - Watch - SB 1318 *Johnson
- Senate Bill 1318 would codify current practice, allowing the Safety Department to issue handgun carry permits to individuals between the ages of 18-20.
- According to the fiscal note, 802 handgun carry permits were issued to individuals between 18-20 years of age in 2024.
Full Senate committee agenda below
8:30 a.m. State & Local Government
1. SB 1316 *Johnson, Yager (HB 1330 by *Lamberth, Cochran, Lafferty)
Boards and Commissions- As introduced, enacts the "Less is More Act of 2025."
2. SB 0133 *Johnson, Yager (HB 0069 by *Lamberth, Barrett, Doggett, Bulso, Davis, McCalmon, Hicks T, Maberry, Sherrell)
Election Laws- As introduced, requires the coordinator of elections, in collaboration with the department of safety and Tennessee bureau of investigation, to create two electronic portals prior to January 1, 2028, for purposes of verifying an applicant's eligibility to vote based upon United States citizenship and conviction of a felony prior to registering the applicant to vote; requires department of safety to issue lawful permanent residents a temporary driver license, instead of a standard license, to aid in determining voter eligibility for someone who presents a Tennessee driver license as identification. - Amends TCA Title 2; Title 4; Title 38; Title 39; Title 41 and Title 55.
Creates two portals for the purpose of verifying that only US citizens are registered to vote and no person with a felony conviction is registered.
3. SB 0799 *Johnson (HB 0855 by *Reeves, Sexton)
Election Laws- It requires statewide political parties to nominate their candidates for the general ballot through a primary election. It includes a grandfather clause for counties where a political party nominated candidates by a method other than a primary election in either the 2022 or 2024 election cycles. In those counties, the party may continue using that alternative method for nominating candidates except for the office of governor, members of the Tennessee General Assembly, United States Senate, and United States House of Representatives.
4. SB 1072 *Johnson (HB 0160 by *McCalmon, Bricken)
Wine & Wineries- As introduced, exempts the sale of wine for consumption on the premises of a winery or farm wine producer, including the premises of a satellite facility, including tastings and sealed bottles sold at retail for consumption on the premises, from the liquor-by-the-drink tax on alcoholic beverages. - Amends TCA Section 57-3-207.
5. SB 1083 *Johnson, Hensley (HB 0622 by *Maberry, Lamberth, Sexton, Faison, Reeves, McCalmon, Capley, Grills, Hill, Terry, Carringer, Davis, Sherrell, Littleton)
Local Government, General- As introduced, enacts the "Dismantle DEI Act," which prohibits local governments and public institutions of higher education from basing hiring decisions on any metrics that consider an applicant's race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, or disability, or hiring a particular candidate in order to achieve any goals to increase diversity, equity, or inclusion in the workplace. - Amends TCA Title 5; Title 6; Title 7; Title 8 and Title 49.
6. SB 1084 *Johnson (HB 0923 by *Maberry, Sexton, Lamberth, Powers)
Human Rights- As introduced, enacts the "Dismantling DEI Departments Act." - Amends TCA Title 4; Title 5; Title 6; Title 7; Title 8 and Title 49, Chapter 7.
7. SB 1087 *Johnson (HB 0177 by *Reeves, McCalmon, Atchley, Capley, Keisling, Lamberth, Todd, Zachary, Sexton, Powers)
Immigration- As introduced, urges the department of safety to study the enforcement of federal immigration laws, detentions and removals, investigations in this state, and immigration-related progress and challenges; requires the department to submit a report to the governor and general assembly on or before January 1, 2026. - Amends TCA Title 4; Title 7; Title 8; Title 38; Title 39; Title 40 and Title 55.
Trigger law: State crime of unauthorized entry by immigrants if federal law changes
8. SB 1080 *Johnson, Yager, Lowe, Reeves, Bailey, Hensley, Walley (HB 0649 by *Marsh, Hicks T, Doggett, Crawford, Lamberth, Barrett, Sherrell, Russell, Garrett, Atchley, Parkinson, Slater, Hale, Stevens, White, Martin B, Vital, McCalmon, Howell, Butler, Rudd, Scarbrough, Maberry, Burkhart, Haston)
Taxes- As introduced, requires 50 percent of collections of the recordation tax levied on transfers of realty to be remitted to each county; requires counties to use such funds for transportation infrastructure, schools, and other nonrecurring expenses. - Amends TCA Section 67-4-409.
9. SB 0760 *Yager (HB 0773 by *Powers)
Newspapers and Publications- As introduced, specifies that the website where legal notices must be posted must not require a fee or a subscription for a person to view the website. - Amends TCA Title 1, Chapter 3.
10. SB 0948 *Powers (HB 1134 by *Boyd)
Veterans- As introduced, requires a disabled veteran to provide documentation of the veteran's service and disability to be eligible for an exemption from sales and use tax on adaptive equipment for motor vehicles provided for a disabled veteran and new or used vehicles sold, given, or donated to a disabled veteran. - Amends TCA Title 47 and Title 67.
11. SB 0542 *Stevens (HB 0805 by *Grills, McCalmon, Eldridge, Burkhart, Powers, Bricken, Rudd, Carringer, Butler, Leatherwood, Howell, Maberry, Martin B, Hardaway, Vital, Hawk, Reedy)
Pensions and Retirement Benefits- As introduced, requires the TCRS board of trustees to divest the retirement system from investment activity it has in a company known to be majority-owned by China; requires a local governing body to divest its political subdivision pension plan from investment activity it has in a company known to be majority-owned by China. - Amends TCA Title 9, Chapter 4, Part 15.
12. SB 0530 *Stevens (HB 0479 by *Hicks G, Russell)
Military- As introduced, enacts the "Tennessee National Guard Servicemember's Medical Readiness Act." - Amends TCA Title 58, Chapter 1, Part 2.
13. SB 0377 *Rose (HB 0548 by *Cochran, Zachary)
Purchasing and Procurement- As introduced, enacts the "Tennessee Procurement Protection Act." - Amends TCA Title 4, Chapter 56.
14. SB 0396 *Rose (HB 0132 by *Zachary, McCalmon, Barrett)
Governor- As introduced, limits the duration of a state of emergency declared by the governor to 30 days; authorizes the general assembly to terminate, extend, or renew a state of emergency by joint resolution; establishes an ad hoc legislative council to extend a state of emergency during the interim between legislative sessions. - Amends TCA Section 58-2-107.
15. HJR 0035 *Atchley, Sherrell, Vital, McCalmon, Lamberth, Leatherwood, Littleton, Wright, Howell, Miller, Warner, Stinnett, Farmer, Jones R, Barrett, Russell, Helton-Haynes, Carringer, Hale, Butler, Doggett, Hardaway, Eldridge, Alexander, Hawk, Moody (HJR 0035 Southerland)
General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position- Recognizes emergency telecommunicators as first responders. -
16. SB 0966 *Southerland (HB 0756 by *Faison)
Pensions and Retirement Benefits- As introduced, expands the period of peacetime military service of a member of the Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System (TCRS) that the member may purchase for creditable service in TCRS. - Amends TCA Title 8, Chapter 34.
17. SB 0981 *Southerland (HB 0620 by *Eldridge)
Election Laws- As introduced, authorizes Hamblen County to participate in the convenience voting center pilot project. - Amends TCA Title 2, Chapter 3, Part 3.
18. SB 0337 *Akbari (HB 0308 by *Gillespie)
Taxes, Sales- As introduced, authorizes certain counties to levy a local option sales tax at the rate of 3.75 percent, instead of a maximum of 2.75 percent, if the revenue from the increase in such tax is used by the county exclusively for the construction of a new county jail or to retire debt, including principal and interest and related expenses, on such construction. - Amends TCA Title 67, Chapter 6, Part 7.
19. SB 1143 *Crowe (HB 1283 by *Hill)
Election Laws- With amendment, requires the Coordinator of Elections to include training on temporary forms of identification issued to non-United States citizens that may not be used as identification for voting purposes as part of the educational standards for election officials.
20. SB 0651 *Crowe, Campbell (HB 0436 by *Crawford, Doggett)
Taxes, Real Property- As introduced, revises the formula for calculating tax relief on real property owned by eligible disabled veterans so that in determining the amount of relief to such a taxpayer, the assessed value on the first $175,000 of full market value is to be multiplied by the ad valorem tax rate of the jurisdiction instead of by a rate that has been adjusted to reflect the relationship between appraised value and market value in that jurisdiction. - Amends TCA Title 67, Chapter 5, Part 7.
Well intentioned, but the property tax relief fund is running out of funding.
21. SB 0646 *Crowe (HB 1278 by *Hill, Jones R)
Public Funds and Financing- As introduced, establishes the Hurricane Helene disaster recovery fund, from which the Tennessee emergency management agency shall provide county recovery grants and direct assistance recovery grants for certain counties and households impacted by flooding caused by Hurricane Helene. - Amends TCA Title 4; Title 5; Title 6; Title 7; Title 9 and Title 58.
Creates unfunded $50 million disaster recovery fund related to Hurricane Helene
22. SB 0425 *Reeves (HB 0066 by *Sparks)
Public Buildings- As introduced, expands public records exception to include residential information of local government employees. - Amends TCA Section 10-7-504.
23. SB 0875 *Reeves (HB 0780 by *Stevens, Burkhart, Baum, Terry, Marsh, Sparks, Rudd)
Taxes, Sales- As introduced, requires the department of economic and community development to revise and certify the population of each county and municipality, and the aggregate population of the state, prior to July 1 each year during the interim between the regular decennial federal census to ensure equitable allocation and distribution of the local share of revenue; requires the Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Tennessee, through the Tennessee state data center, to generate annual population estimates for each county and municipality and provide the estimates to the department of economic and community development for review and certification. - Amends TCA Title 4, Chapter 3; Title 4, Chapter 49; Section 9-16-101; Title 54, Chapter 4; Title 55, Chapter 4; Title 57, Chapter 5, Part 2; Title 57, Chapter 3, Part 3; Title 67, Chapter 3, Part 9; Title 67, Chapter 4, Part 9 and Title 67.
24. SB 0357 *Harshbarger (HB 0335 by *Hulsey)
Local Government, General- With amendment, establishes that members of a utility district board of commissioners in Sullivan County must serve without compensation, unless the board adopts a resolution that authorizes each commissioner to receive per diem payments of up to $500 per meeting for no more than 12 meetings per calendar year.
25. SB 0782 *Harshbarger, Hatcher (HB 0726 by *Hicks G)
Taxes, Real Property- With amendment, extends the deadline by which a property assessor must determine that property was destroyed or damaged by Hurricane Helene, from January 28, 2025 to April 15, 2025, in order for a property owner to qualify for relief provided by the state.
26. SB 0908 *Harshbarger (HB 0731 by *Hulsey, Lynn, Hicks G, Lafferty, Wright, Hawk, Cepicky, Moody, Reedy, Jones R)
Open Meetings- As introduced, specifies that the Tennessee One Health Committee is a governing body under the open meetings act; requires meetings of the committee to be open to the public. - Amends TCA Title 4, Chapter 3, Part 5; Title 8, Chapter 44; Title 43, Chapter 1; Title 58; Title 68, Chapter 1 and Title 70.
27. SB 0495 *Hensley (HB 0065 by *Bulso, Powell, Crawford)
Municipal Government- As introduced, authorizes a city incorporated under a city manager-commission charter to contract with a private entity for the development, construction, management, or operation of an indoor or outdoor sports facility under terms acceptable to the city. - Amends TCA Title 6.
Only affects Brentwood. Though not controversial, this appears to be a violation of the home rule
28. SB 0823 *Hensley (HB 0722 by *Warner, Powers)
Election Laws- As introduced, clarifies that the county election commissions have the duty to purge the permanent registration records of certain voters unless otherwise prohibited by federal law. - Amends TCA Section 2-2-132.
Bill eliminates state’s 90-day voter safeguard, which prohibits election officials from purging a voter 90 days before the August statewide election.
29. SB 0826 *Hensley (HB 1368 by *Barrett)
Taxes, Business- As introduced, exempts services furnished by persons engaged in the appraisal of real estate or real property from business tax. - Amends TCA Title 67, Chapter 4, Part 7.
Unnecessary business tax break for real estate appraisers.
30. SB 0469 *Bowling (HB 0586 by *Bricken)
Taxes, Privilege- As introduced, increases from 2.4 to 5 percent, the amount of realty transfer tax and mortgage tax collections retained as commission by county registers for collecting and reporting those taxes; requires 50 percent of such collections to be deposited in the county general fund; allocates the remaining balance to the wetland acquisition fund, local parks land acquisition fund, state lands acquisition fund, agricultural resources conservation fund, and state general fund. - Amends TCA Section 67-4-409.
31. SB 0473 *Bowling (HB 0052 by *Bulso)
Veterans- As introduced, enacts the "Veterans Assistance for Livelihood, Opportunity, and Relief (VALOR) Act," which exempts disabled veterans who have 100 percent permanent and total disability from a service-connected cause from the payment of certain taxes and fees. - Amends TCA Section 5-8-102; Title 55, Chapter 4; Title 67 and Title 70, Chapter 2.
32. SB 1037 *Bowling (HB 0845 by *Reneau)
Open Meetings- caption creates a stronger citizen right to offer a public comment during a government meeting
33. SB 1040 *Bowling (HB 0868 by *Barrett)
Campaigns and Campaign Finance- As introduced, prohibits out-of-state political campaign committees from making contributions to influence a state or local primary election for the Republican Party. - Amends TCA Title 2 and Title 3.
34. SB 1047 *Bowling (HB 0611 by *Rudd)
Campaigns and Campaign Finance- As introduced, prohibits foreign entities and domestic entities that receive funding from foreign entities from making contributions to a candidate or a political campaign committee; prohibits the speakers of the senate and the house of representatives and the secretary of state from accepting funds from foreign entities and domestic entities that receive funding from foreign entities for conducting elections. - Amends TCA Title 2 and Title 3.
35. SB 1416 *Watson (HB 0462 by *Travis)
General Assembly- As introduced, requires the board of trustees of the Tennessee consolidated retirement system to convert a person's participation in the retirement system, for service as a member of the general assembly and as a participant in the hybrid plan, from the hybrid plan to the legacy plan upon the person completing 10 years of service as a member of the general assembly if the person became a member of the general assembly on or after July 1, 2014. - Amends TCA Title 3; Title 8, Chapter 34; Title 8, Chapter 35 and Title 8, Chapter 36.
Another golden parachute…
36. SB 0643 *Campbell (HB 0426 by *Love)
Taxes, Exemption and Credits- As introduced, exempts a nonprofit religious institution from property taxes, under certain circumstances; applicable in Davidson County. - Amends TCA Section 67-5-212.
37. SB 0722 *Hatcher (HB 0463 by *Travis, Crawford, Rudd, Lamberth, Kumar, Grills, Helton-Haynes, Powers, Littleton, Bricken, Miller, Doggett, Rudder, Vital, Garrett, Howell, Sexton, Alexander, Moon, Cochran, Hicks T, Sherrell, Zachary, Marsh, Faison, Atchley, Capley, Lynn)
Pensions and Retirement Benefits- As introduced, requires the board of trustees of the Tennessee consolidated retirement system to convert a person's participation in the retirement system, for service as a member of the general assembly and as a participant in the hybrid plan, from the hybrid plan to the legacy plan upon the person completing 10 years of service as a member of the general assembly if the person became a member of the general assembly on or after July 1, 2014; requires retiree health benefit coverage be made available to retired members of the general assembly with 10 or more years of service. - Amends TCA Title 3; Title 8, Chapter 27, Part 2; Title 8, Chapter 34; Title 8, Chapter 35 and Title 8, Chapter 36.
Golden parachute for lawmakers – with health benefits too.
38. *SB0330 by Jackson. (HB0454 by Hurt.)
Correction, Dept. of - With amendment, creates a legislative office of the corrections ombudsman to provide oversight in state prisons and prisons run on behalf of the state
39. SB 0008 *Lowe (HB 0550 by *Cochran)
Pensions and Retirement Benefits- As introduced, enacts the "Fairness in Benefits Act"; requires an employer participating in the Tennessee consolidated retirement system to allow the dissemination of information and educational materials developed by a private entity regarding the entity's alternative retirement plans and supplemental benefits to its employees on the employer's premises. - Amends TCA Title 8, Chapter 27; Title 8, Chapter 34; Title 8, Chapter 35; Title 8, Chapter 36 and Title 8, Chapter 37.
Watch. Invites outside benefits providers to solicit state employees…
40. SB 0845 *Lowe (HB 1097 by *Sexton, Zachary)
Local Government, General- As introduced, requires the attorney general and reporter, at the request of a member of the general assembly, to investigate an ordinance, regulation, order, or other official action adopted or taken by the chief executive officer or governing body of a local government or any written policy, written rule, or written regulation adopted by any agency, department, or other entity of the local government that the member alleges violates state law or the Constitution of Tennessee; creates penalties for violations. - Amends TCA Title 4; Title 5; Title 6; Title 7; Title 8 and Title 9.
Bill appears to empower the AG to investigate local governments for suspected preemption violations…
41. SB 1060 *Lowe (HB 0888 by *Todd)
Campaigns and Campaign Finance- As introduced, prohibits political campaign committees formed to support or oppose a measure from receiving, soliciting, or accepting contributions or expenditures from a foreign national; requires such political campaign committees and persons making independent expenditures supporting or opposing a measure to file certain disclosures regarding funding sources with the registry of election finance. - Amends TCA Title 2, Chapter 10.
42. SB 0624 *Briggs (HB 0618 by *Wright, Russell, Howell, Jones R, Martin G, Vital, Eldridge)
Public Officials- As introduced, prohibits an individual holding an elected office of a local government from holding another elected office in this state at the same time; grandfathers individuals holding more than one office presently until the terms expire; clarifies that such prohibition does not apply to an office in a political party's state executive committee. - Amends TCA Title 2 and Title 8.
43. SB 0136 *Briggs (HB 0152 by *Wright)
Local Government, General- As introduced, authorizes a member of a local government's legislative body to participate in a scheduled meeting by electronic means if the member is dealing with a family or medical emergency, has been called into military service, or is unable to attend in person due to inclement weather. - Amends TCA Title 5; Title 6; Title 7 and Title 8, Chapter 44.
TCOG says the military exemption already exists in state law, this undermines agenda noticing rules in current law
44. SB 0621 *Briggs (HB 0456 by *Rudd)
Campaigns and Campaign Finance- As introduced, requires the registry of election finance to provide a copy of the rule promulgated by the registry enumerating examples of the various categories of contributions that constitute "in-kind contributions" and requiring disclosure to each member of the general assembly at the beginning of each yearly session and each candidate for state office within one week of the candidate certifying a treasurer with the registry; deletes obsolete deadline for promulgating such rule. - Amends TCA Title 2, Chapter 10.
It requires a corporation that uses corporate funds for communications expressly in support or opposition of a candidate or elected official to report such expenditures in the same manner as PACs.
45. SB 0626 *Briggs (HB 0457 by *Rudd)
Election Laws- As introduced, authorizes the county election commission to notify individuals filing a petition for recall, referendum, or initiative of a defect in the petition that must be cured prior to certification for final approval. - Amends TCA Title 2.
Makes several changes to voter registration and purging, including automatically purging voters who have not voted in two successive statewide November elections
46. *SB 0212 by Gardenhire. (HB0885 by Todd.)
Open Meetings - Amends TCA Section 8-44-110. As introduced, expands the requirement that state and local governing bodies make an agenda available to the public prior to regular public meetings of the body to include the governing bodies of certain nonprofit organizations, including nonprofit community organizations that receive federal funding, nonprofit organizations that receive community grant funds from this state or certain funding from local governments, nonprofit organizations created for the benefit of local governments, and nonprofit organizations that provide the metropolitan government of Nashville/Davidson County with certain utility services; requires, rather than permits, such governing bodies that maintain a website to post the agenda to the website.
47. SB 1193 *Gardenhire, Jackson (HB 0863 by *Faison, Moon)
Local Government, General- As amended, requires all multi-family facilities, buildings, and structures constructed under a voluntary attainable housing incentive program to be deed-restricted for at least 30 years, rather than in perpetuity.
2 p.m. Judiciary
1. SB 0693 *Johnson (HB 0045 by *McCalmon, Barrett, Littleton, Alexander)
Criminal Offenses- As introduced, increases the penalty from a Class A misdemeanor to a Class E felony for a person who commits child abuse by knowingly treating a child between the ages of nine and 17 in such a manner as to inflict injury. - Amends TCA Title 36; Title 37; Title 39 and Title 40.
2. SB 1070 *Johnson (HB 0973 by *McCalmon)
Statutes of Limitations and Repose- As introduced, extends the statute of limitations for criminal prosecution of certain child sexual abuse felonies from 25 years from the child's 18th birthday to 30 years from the child's 18th birthday; extends the statute of limitations for a civil action based on child sexual abuse from 15 years from the child's 18th birthday to 30 years from the child's 18th birthday. - Amends TCA Title 28 and Title 40, Chapter 2.
3. SB 1075 *Johnson (HB 1093 by *Sexton, Farmer, Hardaway)
Safety, Dept. of- Adds “machine gun” conversion kits to the state’s existing ban on machine guns. Expands the offense of unlawful possession of a firearm to apply to persons who are prohibited from possessing a firearm to also include handgun ammunition. Stipulates there is no early release eligibility for a person convicted of an aggravated assault when using a firearm from within a motor vehicle.
Actual gun regulations proposed by Republicans…
4. SB 1082 *Johnson (HB 0578 by *Doggett, Powers, Lamberth)
Criminal Offenses- As introduced, adds certain criminal offenses to the list of dangerous felonies for purposes of the offense of possessing a firearm or antique firearm during commission or attempt to commit a dangerous felony. - Amends TCA Title 39, Chapter 17, Part 13.
5. SB 1089 *Johnson (HB 0748 by *Reeves)