Amends TCA Title 37; Title 49, Chapter 6, Part 30 and Title 55, Chapter 10.
Tennessee HB2146 amends existing laws to allow juvenile judges or magistrates to suspend a student's driving privileges for up to one year if the student is adjudicated as unruly due to unlawful school absences. This bill affects students who are referred to juvenile court for attendance issues. Key provisions include the specific authority granted to the court regarding the suspension of driving privileges in relation to school attendance violations.
Tennessee HB2146 amends existing laws to allow juvenile judges or magistrates to suspend a student's driving privileges for up to one year if the student is adjudicated as unruly due to unlawful school absences. This bill affects students who are referred to juvenile court for attendance issues. Key provisions include the specific authority granted to the court regarding the suspension of driving privileges in relation to school attendance violations.
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