Tennessee Launches Domestic Violence Offender Registry: Nation’s First
Tennessee launches nation’s first domestic violence offender registry.
It’s actually quite surprising, isn’t it? Tennessee, of all places, stepping up to be the first state in the nation to launch a domestic violence offender registry. It’s a significant development, especially considering the political landscape of the state. Named after a fallen police officer, Savanna’s Law, it’s a tangible step forward.
The core of this law is quite straightforward. It creates a public database, managed by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, that lists individuals with multiple domestic violence convictions. Essentially, if you’ve been convicted, or pleaded guilty or no contest, of more than one domestic violence offense, you’ll be on the registry.… Continue reading
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