Tennessee Code Title 8. Public Officers and Employees § 8-6-113

(1) The disposition of charges resulting from the Memphis safe task force that were brought to and by the district attorney general, including, but not limited to, plea agreements entered, convictions obtained, sentences entered, charges dismissed, any other action indicating a declination to prosecute, and the reasoning for the district attorney general's decision to reduce, nolle prosequi, or dismiss a charge.  As used in this subdivision (b)(1), “Memphis safe task force” means a federal task force operating with the objective of ending street and violent crime in Memphis to the greatest possible extent through the promotion and facilitation of hypervigilant policing, aggressive prosecution, complex investigations, financial enforcement, and large-scale saturation of besieged neighborhoods with law enforcement personnel, while coordinating closely with state and local officials;

(2) The recommendations given by the district attorney general regarding conditions of pretrial release and requirement of bail or release on recognizance for charges;

(3) The use of funds by the district attorney general, including potential improper use of grant funds;  and

(4) Any other alleged misconduct or unlawful acts committed in the course of the district attorney general's duties.

(c)(1) For the purposes of a study pursuant to this section or any subsequent legislative action resulting from such a study, the attorney general and reporter must be accorded access to and may examine any information, records, books, data, or reports maintained by a district attorney general, whether or not the information is subject to public inspection.  A district attorney general shall fully cooperate with the attorney general and reporter in providing such access.

(2) The attorney general and reporter shall maintain inviolate any privileged or confidential information so acquired and any record or writing so defined by law;  provided, however, that the attorney general and reporter may provide any such information, record, or writing to the speaker of the house of representatives and the speaker of the senate to the extent the attorney general and reporter deems it necessary to include such information in the attorney general and reporter's study report and to members of the general assembly for the purpose of considering or taking subsequent legislative action.  If the attorney general and reporter provides any such information, record, or writing to members of the general assembly pursuant to this subdivision (c)(2), then the members of the general assembly must maintain inviolate any privileged or confidential information so acquired and any record or writing so defined by law.