TCA § 53-7-211 — Violators entitled to notice and hearing preceding reports of violations to district attorney general — Alternatives to criminal prosecution
Before a violation is reported for criminal prosecution, the person facing the proceeding must get reasonable notice and a chance to respond; the commissioner is not required to report if a written notice or warning should be enough.
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