Tennesseans voted to add more victims’ rights to the state constitution, passing Amendment 3, known as Marsy’s Law.
Tennesseans change bail rules for several crimes with passage of Amendment 1
Tennesseans overwhelmingly approved Amendment 1 on Tuesday, supporting changes to the state Constitution on how judges determine the release of defendants ahead of trial.
Tennessee Amendment 3 gives voters say on Marsy’s Law and expanded crime victim rights
Tennesseans will be asked to consider a version of Marsy’s Law in the form of Amendment #3, which would add more rights for victims to the Tennessee Constitution.
Tennessee Amendment 1 asks voters to change bail rules
When Tennessee voters go to the polls to choose their next governor, they will also be asked to vote on a constitutional amendment that would change how judges determine bail for defendants charged with some serious crimes.
Nashvillager Podcast: Constitutional amendments on the November ballot
There are three proposed constitutional amendments on the upcoming ballot. Here’s a rundown of what they would do.
Voters face three constitutional questions in November election
When Tennessee voters go to the polls in November, they’ll see three constitutional amendment questions on the ballot, two of them dealing with crime and punishment and the other with banning a state property tax.
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