Proposing a constitutional amendment to prevent the state from compelling medical treatment without due process.

This bill proposes an amendment to the Tennessee Constitution to prohibit the state from compelling individuals to undergo medical treatments without due process, including procedures, drug administration, vaccinations, or other interventions. The General Assembly would retain authority to enact necessary legislation to enforce this amendment. The amendment would be published and referred to the next General Assembly for consideration.

Proposing a constitutional amendment to prevent the state from compelling medical treatment without due process.

This bill proposes an amendment to the Tennessee Constitution to prohibit the state from compelling individuals to undergo medical treatments without due process, including procedures, drug administration, vaccinations, or other interventions. The General Assembly would retain authority to enact necessary legislation to enforce this amendment. The amendment would be published and referred to the next General Assembly for consideration.