Tennessee SB2628 aims to prevent consumer reporting agencies from reporting non-conviction records unless they involve specific excluded offenses.
Tennessee SB2628, the "Fair Background Check and Due Process Act," seeks to amend Tennessee Code Annotated to ensure consumer reporting agencies do not report non-conviction records to employers, landlords, or licensing agencies unless the charge is an excluded offense. Excluded offenses include theft, fraud, financial crimes, embezzlement, forgery, murder or attempted murder, aggravated homicide-related offenses, and violent conduct directly related to job safety.
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