Tennessee SB1933 allows members of the general assembly to review inmate records to ensure compliance with state laws.
Tennessee SB1933 amends state law to allow members of the general assembly to request and review records and information relating to inmates in the Department of Correction's custody. Members must submit a written request including the inmate's name and any other relevant information. They must sign a form acknowledging confidentiality laws and penalties for unauthorized release. All reviewed records must remain in the department's possession. The act takes effect immediately upon becoming law.
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