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Stockard on the Stump: Senate Republicans caught off guard by redistricting ruling – Tennessee Lookout - Vimarsana News

Stockard on the Stump: Senate Republicans caught off guard by redistricting ruling – Tennessee Lookout

Lt. Gov. Randy McNally said a court let the Tennessee Senate down when it ruled a redistricting plan violates the state constitution.

Judge Davenport removal difficult, costly limited options available - Vimarsana News

Judge Davenport removal difficult, costly limited options available

Any elected official, including embattled Juvenile Court Judge Donna Scott Davenport of Rutherford County, could face an ouster suit. But it's costly.

Source: dnj.com
Tennessee lawmakers considering changes to the state's bail system - Vimarsana News

Tennessee lawmakers considering changes to the state's bail system

Criminal justice is a hot topic in the Tennessee legislature this year. And while some bills would keep people behind bars for longer, others aim to get people out — especially those held before their trials.

Source: wkms.org
Tennessee librarians, school boards could face criminal penalties if 'obscene' books wind up in schools - Vimarsana News

Tennessee librarians, school boards could face criminal penalties if 'obscene' books wind up in schools

A slew of bills are being introduced that limit what can be taught, read and discussed in public schools. One of the latest proposals under consideration would slap librarians and school boards with criminal penalties.

Source: wkms.org
Bill would prohibit 'obscene' books from school libraries - Vimarsana News

Bill would prohibit 'obscene' books from school libraries

A bill to prohibit books deemed "obscene" from Tennessee school libraries was advanced through the Criminal Justice Subcommittee, Wednesday.