Tennessee HB2077 amends attorney general's authority to enforce anti-discrimination statutes.
Tennessee HB2077 modifies the Tennessee Code to enhance the attorney general's role in enforcing anti-discrimination statutes. The bill allows the attorney general to use documentary material and information obtained during investigations in court proceedings. It also grants the attorney general the authority to share such material with complainants, respondents, their attorneys, or law enforcement agencies. The bill removes certain restrictions on the disclosure of conciliation agreements and repeals rules transferred from the commission to the attorney general.
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