Bill > SB1735

This bill makes several changes to Tennessee's consumer protection laws, primarily by removing the requirement that written assurances of voluntary compliance with the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act of 1977 (TCPA) must be filed with and approved by a Davidson County court, and instead allowing these assurances to be made without court approval. It also clarifies that selling devices that interfere with radar speed detection is an unfair or deceptive practice under the TCPA, and adds the sale of illegal goods or services to the list of prohibited practices. Additionally, the bill clarifies the attorney general's ability to obtain documents in certain legal actions and modifies provisions related to data generated from recordings and the ability for individuals to sue for damages.