Tennessee HB 56: Law Enforcement - As introduced, allows any qualified permanent legal resident of the United States to be certified as a law enforcement officer and not just a permanent legal resident who is an honorably discharged military veteran; prohibits the POST commission from certifying a person decertified in another state because of criminal or other misconduct; requires the commission to evaluate the qualifications of a person certified as a law enforcement officer in another state by reviewing the person's training, practical experience, and education. - Amends TCA Title 38, Chapter 8, Part 1.

Status: Withdrawn. (as of 2023-01-20)

State: Tennessee · Session: 113 · Bill: HB 56

Subjects: Law Enforcement

Sponsors: Lamberth

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