HB2109Enacted

Amends TCA Title 29; Title 38 and Title 50.

Tennessee HB2109 establishes a legal cause of action allowing individuals to seek damages from those who financially compensate others to participate in demonstrations that result in conduct meeting the criteria for rioting or similar offenses. The bill primarily affects individuals and organizations involved in funding demonstrations, as well as those who may be harmed by the actions of paid demonstrators. Key provisions include the stipulation that the demonstrators' conduct must satisfy the elements of specific criminal offenses for the cause of action to be valid.

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Overview

Tennessee HB2109 establishes a legal cause of action allowing individuals to seek damages from those who financially compensate others to participate in demonstrations that result in conduct meeting the criteria for rioting or similar offenses. The bill primarily affects individuals and organizations involved in funding demonstrations, as well as those who may be harmed by the actions of paid demonstrators. Key provisions include the stipulation that the demonstrators' conduct must satisfy the elements of specific criminal offenses for the cause of action to be valid.

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Sponsor

Boyd, Clark

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

February 2, 2026

Last Action

April 24, 2026

Comp. became Pub. Ch. 722

Subjects
DamagesVictims' RightsReligion and Religious Organizations

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