Commentary: The fine art of constitution writing, and the continued lengthening of Tennessee’s Constitution
Tennessee voters this month grew our state’s constitution by 442 words. Amendment One, expanding the number of crimes for which the accused can be held without bail, passed by better than a two-to-one margin. It added 152 words and deleted 53. Amendment Two, banning a statewide property tax, also passed more than two-to-one. It added […]
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