Tennessee SB1210 requires law enforcement officers to receive written notice and a response period before being placed on a Brady list.
Tennessee SB1210 amends the state's law enforcement regulations by mandating that any state or local law enforcement officer must be provided written notice by a governmental entity or official before being placed on a Brady list. The notice must detail the allegations for placement on the list. Additionally, the officer must be granted at least ten business days to respond to these allegations before the placement on the list is finalized. This act becomes effective immediately upon becoming law.
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