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HB1971 / SB1958: Sovereign Immunity's Moral, Historical, and Legal Bankruptcy

HB1971 / SB1958: Sovereign Immunity's Moral, Historical, and Legal Bankruptcy

SB1958 would restore broad sovereign immunity in Tennessee, forcing citizens to break the law before challenging unconstitutional government action. Is the state above accountability — or subject to the same rule of law it enforces?

Protecting Life Without Losing Justice: Why Precision Matters in Post-Dobbs Lawmaking

Protecting Life Without Losing Justice: Why Precision Matters in Post-Dobbs Lawmaking

The Bill Tennesseans Almost Didn’t Notice

The Bill Tennesseans Almost Didn’t Notice

The Slow Shift: Who Is Raising Tennessee’s Children? The Final Chapter — What We’ve Shown, What We Found, and What Happens Next

The Slow Shift: Who Is Raising Tennessee’s Children? The Final Chapter — What We’ve Shown, What We Found, and What Happens Next

The Slow Shift: Who Is Raising Tennessee’s Children? The System Behind the System: Contractors, Liability Shields, and the Expanding Child Services Ecosystem

The Slow Shift: Who Is Raising Tennessee’s Children? The System Behind the System: Contractors, Liability Shields, and the Expanding Child Services Ecosystem

The Slow Shift: Who Is Raising Tennessee’s Children? The Vulnerability Gap: Why Expanding Risk Classifications May Disproportionately Impact Special Needs Children

The Slow Shift: Who Is Raising Tennessee’s Children? The Vulnerability Gap: Why Expanding Risk Classifications May Disproportionately Impact Special Needs Children

The Slow Shift: Who Is Raising Tennessee’s Children? When “Risk” Becomes a Category: How Expanding Definitions Can Reshape State Power Over Families

The Slow Shift: Who Is Raising Tennessee’s Children? When “Risk” Becomes a Category: How Expanding Definitions Can Reshape State Power Over Families