Plain English Breakdown
The bill's impact on current procedures and timelines is uncertain as it only specifies an extension of time for reporting but does not provide further details.
Changing Time for Reporting Illicit Liquors
This bill extends the time limit from five to ten days for law enforcement officers to file written statements after seizing illegal alcoholic drinks.
What This Bill Does
- Extends the time limit from five to ten days for law enforcement officers to file a written informational statement with the county court clerk after taking possession of illicit intoxicating liquors.
- Updates Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 57, Section 57-9-104, to reflect this change.
Who It Names or Affects
- Law enforcement officers who seize illegal alcoholic beverages
- County court clerks receiving the written statements
Terms To Know
- Illicit intoxicating liquors
- Illegal alcoholic drinks that are seized by law enforcement.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify what happens if the report is filed after ten days.
- It's unclear how this change will affect current procedures and timelines for handling illegal alcohol cases.