Tennessee HB2168 amends public records laws to exempt certain information related to executions from public disclosure.
Tennessee HB2168 modifies the state's public records laws to ensure that specific information related to executions remains confidential. The bill exempts the names of individuals directly involved in carrying out a death sentence from public disclosure. It also mandates that the residential and office telephone numbers, social security numbers, and tax identification numbers of officers and employees of drug suppliers and contractors used by the supplier are confidential.
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