US EditionTennessee will create a public registry of domestic violence offenders. How could it be used?
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Tennessee will create a public registry of domestic violence offenders. How could it be used?
The bill establishing a public registry of domestic violence offenders was named after Savanna Puckett, a Robertson County sheriff’s deputy who was shot and killed by her abusive boyfriend in 2022. Her mom, Kim Dodson, told lawmakers that Puckett had searched her boyfriend’s criminal history when he started showing concerning behaviors. She said all that came back was a marijuana charge – yet he had a lengthy history of domestic assault. “I just…
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