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HJR0012 proposes an amendment to Article VI, Section 14 of the Tennessee Constitution, allowing municipalities to impose civil penalties exceeding $50 for violations of municipal ordinances, provided that such penalties are deemed just and reasonable. This amendment would affect local governments and their ability to enforce ordinances with higher financial penalties. Key provisions include the stipulation that penalties must be justified as reasonable in relation to the violation.
HJR0012 proposes an amendment to Article VI, Section 14 of the Tennessee Constitution, allowing municipalities to impose civil penalties exceeding $50 for violations of municipal ordinances, provided that such penalties are deemed just and reasonable. This amendment would affect local governments and their ability to enforce ordinances with higher financial penalties. Key provisions include the stipulation that penalties must be justified as reasonable in relation to the violation.
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