HB2174 allows sitting or retired Tennessee judges to carry a weapon, including a firearm, in any location and manner where a law enforcement officer.
HB2174 amends Tennessee law to allow sitting or retired chancery, circuit, or appellate court judges, or sitting or retired governor-appointed judges, to carry a weapon, including a firearm, in any location and manner where a law enforcement officer is permitted. This applies if the judge is authorized to carry a handgun. The act takes effect upon becoming law.
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