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Tennessee Code Title 49. Education § 49-7-2205

Current as of January 02, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) The director of the Tennessee bureau of investigation shall compile the crime statistics reported pursuant to § 49-7-2203(a), and shall provide an annual report by April 30 of the statistics to the governor and to the state and local government and education committees of the senate and the state government and education administration committees of the house of representatives. The report must include the name and position of each official at each institution of higher education that certified the report submitted to the Tennessee bureau of investigation pursuant to § 49-7-2203(a) for the respective institution.

(b)(1) The crime statistics shall also include crime data compilations, where available, for crimes against the students of institutions of higher education that are committed within the county where the school is located. The information shall be taken from incidence/complaint report forms used by state, county and municipal law enforcement agencies that are submitted pursuant to § 38-10-102, or voluntarily for purposes of this part. Such incidence/complaint report forms shall, when applicable, indicate whether the victim is a student attending an institution of higher education that is located in the county in which the crime occurred and the name of the school attended by the student.

(2) The crime statistics shall specifically include crime data compilations for crimes involving the unlawful possession or sale of controlled substances and controlled substance analogues.

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