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TCA § 1-3-111 — Certified mail
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Certified mail may be used instead of registered mail when the law requires notice by registered mail.
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Certified mail may be used instead of registered mail when the law requires notice by registered mail.
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This provision defines “legal blindness” and says older uses of “total blindness” are to be read as “legal blindness.”
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People under 21 may not buy, possess, transport, or consume tobacco, smoking hemp, vapor products, alcohol, wine, or beer, with listed exceptions.
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People aged 18 or older cannot be barred from entering a profession or performing services because they are minors.
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Changes lowering age limits in listed provisions do not repeal or limit §§ 1-3-113 and 1-3-114.
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This section says certain code references to federal population censuses are treated as references to the population figures in Volume 13 (or its replacement), and later census revisions do not change them, subject to stated exceptions.
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Tennessee references to “Korean Conflict” are to be read as “Korean War.”
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A qualifying high school diploma must be treated like a public school diploma for state and local government purposes, except for state lottery proceeds.
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This section requires express language before legislation can create or confer a private right of action, and bars courts and agencies from reading such a right into a statute unless the section allows it.
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Newspapers that publish public notices must post the full notice online at the same price, keep it up as long as the print notice runs, and make it free to the public.
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Affected persons may bring a cause of action for declaratory or injunctive relief over the legality or constitutionality of a governmental action, but not to seek damages.
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If the code refers to a committee of the general assembly that no longer exists because of a chamber rule change, that reference is treated as a reference to the committee with jurisdiction over the subject.
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A new division of public libraries and archives is created in the secretary of state’s office, and the secretary of state takes over certain authority, powers, and duties formerly held by the commissioner of education.
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The state library system includes the existing state library, archives, accessible books and media library, extension properties and services, and other assigned properties and services, but not the state law library.
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The secretary of state, acting through the division of public libraries and archives, must carry out listed library and archives functions, and the division may enter certain contracts only with the secretary of state’s prior approval.
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The secretary of state, through the division of public libraries and archives, must administer this chapter and set policies for the state library system. The division must keep custody of state library system property, and the secretary may make needed policies, rules, and regulations for using the property and materi
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The secretary of state must develop a state library program, submit an annual budget to the governor and general assembly, operate the state library system within available resources, and take yearly action to encourage adoption of the budget proposal.
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The secretary of state may create and staff positions for library programs and may spend funds on library personnel training and education, if the trained personnel agree to work in the state library system for at least two years after training.
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The secretary of state may ask other state agencies for information and may cooperate with federal, state, or local agencies.
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The secretary of state may accept and administer funds or materials for library, archival, and historical purposes.