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Tennessee nurses push for new law to add protection from sex offenders

By WJHL
| August 05, 2022

Nurses in Nashville, Tennessee are hoping to put a new bill on the books that would add another layer of protection against registered sex offenders.

The hope is to have legislators take up a bill that would require sex offenders to present their offender identification card once inside the hospital.

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