HB0911 amends Tennessee consumer protection laws to prohibit radar jamming devices and certain deceptive practices.
HB0911 amends Tennessee consumer protection laws by prohibiting the sale and advertisement of radar jamming devices that interfere with speed-measuring tools used by law enforcement. It also updates the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act to include new deceptive practices, such as offering to pay traffic citations for device purchases. The bill revises the attorney general's discovery process and mandates specific disclosures in advertisements. Some changes take effect July 1, 2025, while others apply retroactively to pre-existing causes of action.
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