Amends Tennessee consumer protection laws to address deceptive and unfair practices, including new definitions and penalties.
This bill amends Tennessee's consumer protection laws by updating definitions and penalties for deceptive and unfair practices. It modifies the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act to include "unfair" practices alongside "deceptive" ones. It also adds new provisions regarding the sale of radar jamming devices and the unauthorized use of state documents. The bill specifies new requirements for disclosures in advertisements and mandates penalties for violations. Certain sections apply retroactively to actions arising before the bill's effective date.
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